someone please help me i am horrible at math
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\[\large\rm x=\frac{-b±\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a} \]
then what
i have no idea what to do with that
that is the quadratic equation. b is the second term, a is the first term, and c is the third term. Just plug them into the equation and keep negatives. \[\pm\] just means positive or negative
you explained it the best ^ still have no idea tho
so this is your quadratic x^2 +7x +8 = 0 the discriminant has formula D = b^2 -4ac where a= 1 so the coeficient of x^2 and b=7 the coeficient of x and c=8 the constant value the 3rd term of this quadratic now using these knowladge you can calculi easy the value of discriminant D = 7^2 -4*1*8 = ? and after this hope you know formula for roots of this quadratic x_1,2 = (-b +/- sqrt(D))/2a and now just substitute these values of discriminant,of a,of b and make these calculi hope helped
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