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\[18\pm \sqrt{18^{2}}-4(1)(4) \over2(1)\]
\[-18\pm2\sqrt{77}\over 2\]
please show me where the 77 came from?
first of all, you have missed - in front of 18 in the first part
yes id did, sorry
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this is an example
secondly, 2rt(77) = rt(4) . rt(77) = rt ( 4 . 77) = rt (308) = rt( 18 sq.-4.1.4)
so, did u get how 77 come?
not really, but I will figure it out. if i have to
rt means root under and sq means square !
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i know that. i just wanted someone to show me how where the 77 came from by using the numbers in the equation from beginning to end, not end to beginning
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