Using the formula y=ab/2c, express: the variable c in terms of a, b, and y.
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Both A and B will be answers to the solution.
Since you already have the equation set and equal to 0, you can find the roots by first getting your a, b, and c values for the quadratic equation.
a = 1 (number attached to the x^2)
b = -3 (number attached to the x)
c = 5 (number not attached to a variable)
Then we can use these values in the quadratic equation.
Since you already have the equation set and equal to 0, you can find the roots by first getting your a, b, and c values for the quadratic equation.
a = 1 (number attached to the x^2)
b = -3 (number attached to the x)
c = 5 (number not attached to a variable)
Then we can use these values in the quadratic equation.
