Answer:
For 3x^2+4x+4=0
Discriminant= = -32
The solutions are
(-b+√x)/2a= (-2+2√-2)/3
(-b-√x)/2a= (-2-2√-2)/3
For 3x^2+2x+4=0
Discriminant= -44
The solutions
(-b+√x)/2a= (-1+√-11)/3
(-b-√x)/2a= (-1-√-11)/3
For 9x^2-6x+2=0
Discriminant= -36
The solutions
(-b+√x)/2a= (1+√-1)/3
(-b-√x)/2a= (1-√-1)/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Formula for the discriminant = b²-4ac
let the discriminant be = x for the equations
The solution of the equations
= (-b+√x)/2a and = (-b-√x)/2a
For 3x^2+4x+4=0
Discriminant= 4²-4(3)(4)
Discriminant= 16-48
Discriminant= = -32
The solutions
(-b+√x)/2a =( -4+√-32)/6
(-b+√x)/2a= (-4 +4√-2)/6
(-b+√x)/2a= (-2+2√-2)/3
(-b-√x)/2a =( -4-√-32)/6
(-b-√x)/2a= (-4 -4√-2)/6
(-b-√x)/2a= (-2-2√-2)/3
For 3x^2+2x+4=0
Discriminant= 2²-4(3)(4)
Discriminant= 4-48
Discriminant= -44
The solutions
(-b+√x)/2a =( -2+√-44)/6
(-b+√x)/2a= (-2 +2√-11)/6
(-b+√x)/2a= (-1+√-11)/3
(-b-√x)/2a =( -2-√-44)/6
(-b-√x)/2a= (-2 -2√-11)/6
(-b-√x)/2a= (-1-√-11)/3
For 9x^2-6x+2=0
Discriminant= (-6)²-4(9)(2)
Discriminant= 36 -72
Discriminant= -36
The solutions
(-b+√x)/2a =( 6+√-36)/18
(-b+√x)/2a= (6 +6√-1)/18
(-b+√x)/2a= (1+√-1)/3
(-b-√x)/2a =( 6-√-36)/18
(-b-√x)/2a= (6 -6√-1)/18
(-b-√x)/2a= (1-√-1)/3
Okay. Basically, a is greater than or equal to 9.
First, you do distribute the 2.
8a+2-10a(< or =)20
Subtract two on both sides.
8a-10a(< or =)18
Then subtract 10a from 8a
-2a(< or =)18
Divide by two on both sides
and switch around the greater than sign since you divided by a <span>-2
</span>a(> or =)-9
<span>And if you check, -9 works, -8 works, and -10 doesn't work.</span>
Look at the picture.
Angle a:
Vertical angles are equal
Angle b:
(ΔABC). In a triangle, the three interior angles always add to 180°
Angle c:
<span>Angles on one side of a straight line will always add to 180 degrees. </span>
