What is F(x)=2x2-3x+4 The 2nd 2 is a square
Do you know where to start?
No I'm guessing the (x)
Well, yeah. Just change the f(x) to y. It kind of makes it easier when you look at it. Now, how do you plan to solve it?
(you can't factor it)
Solving for (y)
Yes, but to do so, you're going to have to apply the Quadratic Formula Does that sound familiar or am I getting way ahead of you?
Eh? Yea u kinda lost me I don't really understand it that way.
Okay... Here, go to http://www.tiger-algebra.com/ ^this site will not only give you the answer but show you the steps to get there. It helped me get through high school ;)
\[\frac{ 3\pm i \sqrt{23} }{ 4 }\] This was my answer btw...
Then again I used the quadratic formula. You could find a different answer by completing the square. I don;t know where you are in your lessons... Does Completing the Square sound familiar?
Thank you so much for explaining you helped me out a lot. ^_^
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