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3 years ago

Please help me with this thanks

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geniusboy [140]3 years ago

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<span> When area is equal 1120. We can write an equation
(x+4)(-x+64)=1120
-x²-4x+64x+256=1120
-x²+60x+256-1120=0
-x²+60x-864=0
D=b² - 4ac= 3600-4*864=144, √D=12
x= (-b+/-√D)/2a
x=(-60+/-12)/(-2)
x=24, x=36
For x=24
(x+4)=24+4=28
(-x+64)=(-24+64)=40
For x=36
(x+4)=36+4=40
(x-64) =(-36+64)=28
So sides should be 28 and 40 in.
We did not get any extraneous solutions. They could be if we get negative length side, for example. They can come because a quadratic equation can
give positive and negative numbers because a^2 and (-a)^2 give the same positive number.
We chose to solve this equation using formula for quadratic equations, because this equation has too big numbers to solve it using other methods.

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