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2 years ago

When you would not need to use the quadratic formula

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Answer: When the quadratic equation can be factored or solved by completing the square, you do not need to use the quadratic formula

Step-by-step explanation: In the form ax² + bx + c

Whenever a is 1 (implied, no coefficient of x²) and the constant, c, is a multiple of numbers whose sum or difference is equal to b, factoring is much quicker and easier than using the quadratic formula.

Even when there is a coefficient of x², there are procedures to find the factors and solve for x without resorting to the quadratic formula.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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S₁₃ = C₀₁ + C₀₃ - C₁₃ = 20 + 33 - 5 = 48

S₁₄ = C₀₁ + C₀₄ - C₁₄ = 20 + 10 - 20 = 10

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9. The figure shows a rectangle with its length and

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Answer:

875cm^2

Step-by-step explanation:

since opposite sides are equal

3x-y=2x+y

x=2y

y=x/2 ....(i)

thus new length=2x+y

=2x+(x/2) [using (i)]

=(4x+x)/2

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[5x+4x-6]/2=60

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x=126/9

x=14 ..........(iii)

substitute (iii) in (i)

y=14/2

y=7 ...........(iv)

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length=2x+y [using (iii) and (iv)]

=2x14+7

length=35cm

breadth=2x-3

=2x14-3 ....[using(iii)]

=28-3

breadth=25cm

now,

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=35x25

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