x = -1 are i& - i, but they are not sure how to use this information to solve for x in their
equation.
Part 1- Here is Hannah's work:
x? - 8x + 26 = 0
X? – 8x = -26
Show Hannah how
to finish her work using completing the square and complex numbers.
Part 2- Han decides to solve the equation using the quadratic
formula. Here is the beginning of his
work
-b+V62-4ac
-(-8)+7-8)2–401|(26)
Finish using the quadratic formula. Simplify the final answer as much as possible.
The solutions are:-
What is the equation?
The definition of an equation is a mathematical statement that shows that two mathematical expressions are equal.
Here given equation is
±
So,
Hence, the solutions are:-
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Part one:
Rewrite in the form
Solve
Solve
Part two:
Simplify
Separate solutions
b. Neither effectively nor efficiently
c. Efficiently, but not effectively
d. Both effectively and efficiently
of the remaining children get off, leaving the bus only half full.
How many children were on the bus at the start?
Answer:
12
Step-by-step explanation:
If there are x children on the bus at the start, after the first stop, there are (x-3) remaining. After two stops, the number on the bus is ...
x/2 = x -3 -(1/3)(x -3)
Multiplying by 6, we have ...
3x = 6x -18 -2(x -3)
3x = 4x -12 . . . . simplify
12 = x . . . . . . . . add 12-3x
There were 12 children on the bus at the start.
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After 3 got off at the first stop, there were 12-3 = 9 remaining. 1/3 of those, or 9/3=3 got off at the second stop, so 9 -3 = 6 remained. This is half the original number, as required.
Let X represent the number of children on the bus originally. The equation formed is 2/3*(X - 3) = X/2, and when we solve it, we find that X equals 12 which indicates that there were 12 children on the bus at the start.
Let's denote the number of children on the bus at the start as X. After the first stop, the number of children on the bus became X - 3, because 3 children got off. After the second stop, a third of the remaining children got off, so the number of children on the bus became 2/3*(X - 3). According to the problem, after all the stops, the bus was half full. Therefore, we can set up an equation: 2/3*(X - 3) = X/2.
To solve the equation, we can multiply all terms by 6 to clear out the fractions and obtain the equation: 4*(X - 3) = 3X. This simplifies to 4X - 12 = 3X which simplifies further to X = 12, meaning there were initially 12 children on the bus.
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