Question

math hep plz :)

Answer 1

Show that there's at least one solution of the equation \[x^2 = x+1\] in the interval of (0,2).

Answer 2

aik menut

Answer 3

take ur time bhai :)

Answer 4

\[x^2 - x-1 = 0\]

Answer 5

Just use quadratic formula

Answer 6

i think i got it.

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

i'll post the answer in a bit :)

Answer 9

i've completed the questions but i need to eat something before i pass out. please gimme 20 minutes. i'll upload the answers. God Bless!!! :)

Answer 10

When it asks for a solution it means root so it's asking when f(x)=0 not what is f(0)

Answer 11

Use quadratic formula for #1

Answer 12

there's no answers for these two questions in the back of my tb

Answer 13

i've literally done those questions exactly how they did it in the tb

Answer 14

When it says solution it doesn't mean answer it means x-intercept or root. But there is an even better way to explain instead of finding the x-intercept if it is allowed. Use the Intermediate Value Theorem

Answer 15

Have you touched on limits yet?

Answer 16

thats whats am using

Answer 17

this chapter is about limits

Answer 18

Ignore what I said earlier, they're both right :). You used IVT correctly

Answer 19

okie dokie...thanks bhai :)

Answer 20

Koi baat nahi bhai