Rewrite the equation 9x^2−54x+97 = 0 in the form A(x+B)^2+C=0 by completing the square so that A is the greatest common factor and B and C are real numbers.

Which i've figured out
A = 9
B = -3
C = 16

Then here is the problem the solutions:

3-4i/3

3+4i/3

At least I think those are the solutions I just can't figure out the syntax

Question

Rewrite the equation 9x^2−54x+97 = 0 in the form A(x+B)^2+C=0 by completing the square so that A is the greatest common factor and B and C are real numbers.

Which i've figured out
A = 9
B = -3
C = 16

Then here is the problem the solutions: 

3-4i/3

3+4i/3

At least I think those are the solutions I just can't figure out the syntax

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

$$ 9x^2−54x+97 = 0$$
$$9(x^2-6x)=-97$$
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anonymous · Answer

at this point i would divide by 9