Solve the following word problem by using an equation and factoring. The sum of a positive number and its square is 20. What is the number? Anwsers: 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , 5
Well.. what seems to be the problem? :)
i need the anwser..
well what seems to be the answer? ;D
I thought so... but.. why can't you figure it out yourself? Where are you stuck?
I say is probably one of those in the delimited set of numbers that composed that group ;D
x+x^2 = 20 x^2 + x - 20 = 0 Factor and solve the positive answer.
\[\Large x+x^2=20 \] \[\Large x^2+x-20=0 \]
wait don't tell me.... is a number who's has a pair of two primes, which is the lowest prime number there can be and is also a lowest pair number ;D
is 4, ok?, just in case you be still wondering what number was it :p
its multiple choice so an easy trick is just try each possible answer , only 1 will work :) of course its best to be able to know how to solve quadratric equations without given answer choices
NVM..
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