Solve 3x^2 + 15 = -6x
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These involve imaginary numbers.. I suck at imaginary numbers. Sorry :c
@Jaylikescookies Lol that's okay, I suck at math in general
\[3x^2 + 15 = -6x\] start with \[3x^2+6x=-15\] then divide by 3 to get \[x^2+2x=-5\]
probably easiest to complete the square \[(x+1)^2=-5+1=-4\] so \[x+1=\pm\sqrt{-4}=\pm2i\]
subtract 1 and get \[x=-1\pm2i\]
Thank you! ..but that's that an answer choice..
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Lol but it's not an answer choice! What do I do?
i am only authorized to give answers and help with math problems
I know, but..I think you're wrong :P These are the answer choices:
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