help solving quadratic equation 8x+60=x^2+15x Help please please cx
set it equal to 0 so move 8x+60 to the right side
so 0=x^2+15x- 8x+60?
nope 60 is positive at left side so subtract 60 both sides
ohhh so 0=x^2+15x- 8x-60?
yes right now combine LIKE terms
0=x^2+15x- 8x-60 ^ 7 0=x^2+7x-60
@Nnesha what do i do next?
yes that's right now you can use quadratic formula to solve for x \[\huge\rm \frac{ {- }b \pm \sqrt{b^2 -4ac} }{ {2a} }\] or you can factor it \[ \large\rm \color{red}{1}x^2 +\color{Red}{ 7}x \color{reD}{- 60} = 0\]\[\large\rm \color{blue}{A}x^2 +\color{blue}{B}x+\color{blue}{C}=0\]
the factoring one seems simpler lol
i think thats what im suppose to do, is to factor it
alright to factor this one find two number if you multiply them you should get product of AC and if you add or subtract them you should get middle term b
A is leading coefficient C is constant term :-)
-5 and 12
yep right so bec leading coefficient is just one GREAT! just write those two numbers with x (x + 1st number)(x+ 2nd number)
(x+(-5))(x+12)
yes right + times -5 equal - so (x-5)(x+12)=0
if you have to solve for x set both parentheses equal to zero solve for x like this x-5 =0 and x+12 =0
ohh ok, i would get 5 and -12
yep that's right!
Thank you!, is that it?
the answer
yep factors are (x-5)(x+12) solution or x value are 5 and -12
Thank you so much! Cx
my pleasure :-)
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