Am I right? Question is in comments.
bring across the 8
you get 2x^2 #+9x-8=0
think @Secret-Ninja ninja can solve from there!
\[My~Work: \] \[2x^2+9x=8 ~~~ turns~into~~~~~ 2x^2+9x-8=0\] \[x= \frac{ 9\pm \sqrt{9^2-4(2)(8)} }{ 2(2) }\] \[x=\frac{ 9\pm \sqrt{81-64} }{ 2(2) }\] \[x=\frac{ 9\pm \sqrt{17} }{ 4 }\] \[x=\frac{ 9+4.1231 }{ 4 } ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ x=\frac{ 9-4.1231 }{ 4 }\] \[x=\frac{ 13.1231 }{ 4 } ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ x=\frac{ 4.8769 }{ 4 }\] \[x = 3.280775~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~x=1.219225 \]
The closest answer to my work was Choice C.
@KamiBug
Sorry, those 9's were supposed to be negative, but you get the idea.
:p
I think @Secret-Ninja work is correct
pwerhaps there is a difference in round-off?
D: I got it wrong. :O :[
can you show the the answers you were given?
you put in -c instead of c
\[2x^2+9x-8=0 \\ x=\frac{-9 \pm \sqrt{9^2-4(2)(-8)}}{2(2)}\] do you see what I mean?
\[x=\frac{-9 \pm \sqrt{81+64}}{4} \\ x=\frac{-9 \pm \sqrt{145}}{4}\]
Freckles seems to have this
*facepalm* I sometimes just feel so stupid >.<
Stop that @Secret-Ninja , the no.1 idea you have to keep in your head is "confidence"!
Ninjia work: \(\huge x= \frac{ 9\pm \sqrt{9^2-4(2)(8)} }{ 2(2) }\) while freckles one: \(\huge x= \frac{ \color{red}{-}9\pm \sqrt{9^2-4(2)(8)} }{ 2(2) } \) that makes waaaaaaaaaaaaay different results. hehehe
see there you go, they are arguing..
Yep. :/ Oh well, no going back now lol. Thanks for clearing it up though guys :]
difference is a minus
simple mistake!
well that isn't what I said...
\[x=\frac{-9 \pm \sqrt{9^2-4(2)(-8)}}{2(2)}\]
she changed the 9's to -9 she said so that wasn't her problem it was she entered in 8 instead of -8
and i didn't know anyone was arguing
is this finished?
I mean you have two very proficient members dealing with this problem
@freckles and @Loser66
?
This question is closed... Its all over. O.o
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