The complex solution of a quadratic equation are (- 2 + i ) and
(- 2 - i ).
What is Quadratic equation?
An algebraic equation of the second degree is called a quadratic equation.
Given that;
A quadratic equation is;
3x² = -12x - 15
Now, The equation is written as;
3x² + 12x + 15 = 0
Take 3 common, we get;
3 (x² + 4x + 5) = 0
x² + 4x + 5 = 0
Factorize the equation by using Sridharacharya Formula;
x = - 4 ± √4² - 4*1*5 / 2*1
x = -4 ± √16 - 20 / 2
x = - 4 ± √-4 / 2
Since, √-1 = i
x = -4 ± 2i / 2
x = - 2 ± i
It gives two values of x as;
x = - 2 + i
And, x = - 2 - i
Hence, The complex solution of a quadratic equation are (- 2 + i ) and
(- 2 - i ).
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Euclid
h^2=4.6
h=2 square root of 6
h^2+6^2=base^2
24+36=base^2
base=2square root of 15
h^2+4^2=height^2
24+16=height^2
height=2 square root of 10
