40x+8x^2=0 can be solved for x (there are two solutions):
Divide all 3 terms by the greatest common multiple (which is 8x):
40x+8x^2=0
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8x 8x
5 + x = 0 produces the root x = - 5.
Setting 8x = 0 and solving for x produces the root x = 0.
Be certain to check these results. substitute x = -5 into 40x+8x^2=0. Is the resulting equation true or false? Next, subs. x=-5 into 40x+8x^2=0. Is the resulting equation true or false?
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
First you add 4 on both sides
X^2=0
Then you take square on both sides
X=+- the square root of 4
Simplify that
X=plus or minus 2
The answer can be either -2 or +2 (which is just 2)
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