Factoring
x^2-10x+21=0
x={3,7}
5x^2-11=234
x=+-7
When can you use this method to solve a quadratic equation?
ALWAYS
k^ 2 − 14k − 19 = 0
{7 + 2 sqrt17, 7 − 2 sqrt17}
9x^2-25=0
x={-5/3,5/3}
When is it best to use the square root method for solving quadratics?
When there is no 'b' term.
-2x^2+3x=4x-15
x={-3,5/2}
x^ 2 − 20x + 64 = 0
{16, 4}
3x^2-13x-30=0
x={-5/3,6}
x^2-1=39
x=+-2sqrt10
x^2-9=4x
x={2+-sqrt13}
7n ^2 − 14n − 73 = 9
{ 7 + sqrt623/7 , 7 − sqrt623/ 7 }
3x^2=81-x^2
x={-9/2,9/2}
4x^2-39=10
x=+-7/2
-3x^2+8x-7=0
x={(4+-isqrt5)/3}
3 p ^2 = −12p − 9
{−1, −3}
2x^2=x+21
x={-3,7/2}
-2x^2-196=0
x=+-7isqrt2
3x^2+x=-2x-7
x={-1/2+-(5isqrt3)/6}
5n^ 2 + 19n = 3n + 92 − 3n^ 2
{ (−2 + 5 sqrt2)/ 2 , (−2 − 5sqrt 2)/ 2