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Can someone tell me if I did anything wrong and how to finish it?
start from step 3 ? since the leading coefficient is not equal to 1, factor out 4 first and then complete the square :=))
actually 2nd step \[\huge\rm 4x^2-8x=5\] \[\huge\rm 4(x^2-2x)=5\] now complete the square and don't forget to multiply the common factor 4 by (b/2)^2 :=))
Ah okay. I think I messed up a lot of it. I have to go now but I'll look back and correct it. Thank you.
ahh it's okay mistakes are good for learning alright let me know if you have question (to complete the square first try to get a=1 ) (a=leading coefficient )
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