36x^2+85x+49=x solve by factoring
36x^2 + 85x + 49 = x Minus x from both sides of the equation 36x^2 + 84x + 49 = 0 Then multiply 36 by 49 and you get 1764 Find two numbers that multiply to be 1764 but add up to be 84
well the 1st and last terms are perfect squares and if you subtract x from both sides the coefficient of the middle term changes to 84 which is double the product of the terms in a perfect square. hope this helps.. as you are solving \[36x^2 + 84x + 49 = 0\]
ps... don't worry about multiplying anything... what squared is 49, what squared isn 36x^2
im so lost
ok... this is a perfect square \[(a + b)^2 = a^2 + 2ab + b^2\] your question is \[36x^2 + 84x + 49 = 0\] can you find the values of a and b... in your equation...?
idk honestly
ok... what is \[\sqrt{36} =......... \sqrt{x^2}=..............\sqrt{49}=.............\]
any ideas yet..?
Hey @higherlearning r u even there??
Luk just follow wat u did in d previous sum.. Remember d way v did it? @higherlearning ??
okay let me help you out.. okay?? @higherlearning ?
36x^2+85x+49=x now subtact x from both sides 36x^2+85x+49-x=x-x so we get... 36x^2+84x+49=0 now we need to find 2 such factors of 36 X 44 which must add upto or must subtracted to obtain 1764 which is (36 X 44)... now the factors are 42 and 42.. can u solve it now?
in case u dont and reply"i'm so lost"! lol! here's how.. \[36x^2+42x+42x+49=0\] \[6x(6x+7x)+7x(6x+7x)=0\] \[(6x+7)(6x+7)=0\] so its \[6x+7=0 \] or \[6x=-7\] or \[x=-7\div 6\] okay??
Join our real-time social learning platform and learn together with your friends!