If -nx2 + tx + c = 0, what is x equal to? x is equal to minus t plus or minus square root of t squared minus 4 multiplied by n multiplied by c, all divided by minus 2 times n x is equal to t plus or minus square root of t squared plus 4 multiplied by n multiplied by c, all divided by minus 2 times n x is equal to t plus or minus square root of t squared minus 4 multiplied by n multiplied by c, all divided by minus 2 times n x is equal to minus t plus or minus square root of t squared plus 4 multiplied by n multiplied by c, all divided by minus 2 times n
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Since you have unknown coefficients of x, you're only able to express it in terms of its coefficients (or, as shown below, as 0). Therefore: x = (-t ± √(t²-4n*0))/-2n = (-t±t)/-2n so x = (-t+t)/-2n = 0 or x = (-t-t)/-2n = -2t/-2n = t/n
Since you have unknown coefficients of x, you're only able to express it in terms of its coefficients (or, as shown below, as 0). Therefore: x = (-t ± √(t²-4n*0))/-2n = (-t±t)/-2n so x = (-t+t)/-2n = 0 or x = (-t-t)/-2n = -2t/-2n = t/n
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i didn't ask the question @Nnesha
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that is the way @HelloKitty17 asked me to do it
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