Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The first step in solving quadratic equations by finding square roots is; C:square root both sides to isolate x
<h3>How to solve quadratic equations?</h3>
To answer this question, we will take an example of a quadratic equation that we need to find the square root as;
x² = 36
Now, to get the roots which are the values of x, we will first have to take the square root of both sides to Isolate x. Thus;
√x² = √36
x = ±6
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6x + ( 3x - 9) = 90°( being complementary angles )
6x+3x -9 = 90°
9x = 90° + 9
x = 99 / 9
x = 11
the given figure is a rhombus, so it's area =
where, d1 and d2 are diagonals of the rhombus,
and since, the diagnonals of rhombus bisects each other, the values of their diagonals are
(2 × x) and (2 × 15) =》2x and 30 respectively,
so, by finding the area using the given diagonals and equating it with the real area, we get :
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so,
value of x = 10 units
