Need help with factoring quadratics, will medal. Factor completely 81x2– 100
\[\large \bf 81x^2-100\] you can write it as also :- \[\large \bf 81x^2-10^2\]
Use \[\large \bf a^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b)\]
and then solve
hope you understand. @AskingAlex_cx
So plug in for a^2 - b^2... 81x^2-10^2 right?
right
can you solve it ? @AskingAlex_cx
Help me understand @mayankdevnani
ok
\[\large \bf 81x^2-10^2\] Use \[\large \bf a^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b)\] we get, \[\large \bf (9x)^2-(10)^2\] \[\large \bf (9x-10)(9x+10)\]
there you go ! your problem is SOLVED !
I just didn't know where to take it next, I thought about sqrt the 81, but wouldm't you have to do the same to both sides?
see 81=9*9=9^2
and 100=10*10=10^2
yes, but the 81 is already squared, so square rooting would make it just 9 right?
no 81 is not squared,x is squared. Notice in your question DEEPLY. `You have put squared on x not on 81`
ohh thanks a lot!! @mayankdevnani
welcome :)
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