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Find the real solutions of the equation. (x+1)^2+16(x+1)+63=0
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is the equation: \[(x+1)^{2}+6(x+1)+63=0\]?
(x+1)2+16(x+1)+63=0*
I would start out by distributing the 16, figuring out (x+1)^2, and combining like terms to put the equation in standard form.
(x+1)2+16(x+1)+63=0 \[au^{2}+bu+c=0\] u^2= (x+1) u^2+16u+63=0
(x+1)2+16(x+1)+63=0 Let's start with the 16(x+1) What would that look like after distributing it?
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It's okay, I find the answer: {-10,-8}.
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