write a quadratic equation for x having the given number as the solution. 10 is solution.
in the form of ax^2+bx+c=0
x^2-20x+100=0
ok so far ive gotten x^2-20
nope wait..
it has to be ax^2+bx+c=0 form.. its not working i came up with that too and it said it was wrong...idk then
mine is of that form,ok try this one:2x^2-19x-10=0
that didnt work but i put in the answer we came up with and said it was wrong and then it gave me the correct asnwer and its the same one we had!! i hate when it does that
ok now i have one using 7 as the solution, i came up with x^2-16x+64=0. would that be right?
it would be x^2-16x+63=0
how did you get 63?
7^2-(16*7)+63=0 that's the meaning of "7 is a solution of this equation"
dont you add 8+8 then multiply and that gives you 64?
that's if u wanted 8 to be a solution of this equation..
oh lord i typed 7 instead of 8 lol im sorry
in general there is an infinite number of equations for which 8 is a solution: (x-8)(x+1)=0 (x-8)(x+2)=0 ..... just expand to get your quadratic equation
got it thanks!
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