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u^2-4u-1=0...how do you factor this?
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Just add a 5 and subtract a 5....so it now becomes u^2-4u+4 -5. then just use formula to get (u-2)^2 - (sqrt 5)^2 so it becomes again a formula then your answer would come (u-2+sqrt5)(u-2-sqrt5)
What @Jetly is saying is that you need to complete the square. Are you familiar with it?
yes thanks :)
u need to factorize it ...so u can do that anyway.....@bmp.
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cos00155079 did u understand the procedure
jetly yes im trying to apply that... thanks
No problem, I just wanted to check if you could follow the procedure :-). Alas, kudos for Jetly for solving it.
:) yup thank u both..really helpful
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