INCOMPLETE QUADRATIC EQUATION

MKA

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I KNOW HOW TO DO THIS PROBLEM 3x2 + 5x = 22 but i dont know how to get this answer -11/3;2 :ro[/img][/quote]
 
MKA said:
I KNOW HOW TO DO THIS PROBLEM 3x2 + 5x = 22 but i dont know how to get this answer -11/3;2[/img]
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If you know how to "do" this, how can you not know how to get the answer?

Please clarify. When you reply, please include the complete instructions for this exercise, a listing of all of the steps you have tried, and a definition of what you mean by an "incomplete" quadratic equation. Thank you.

Eliz.
 
remember to subtract 22 to the other side before solving and then use the quadratic formula.

-b +or- the square root of ((b^2) -4ac)
all divided by 2a

good luck!
 
You don't need the quadratic equation. It factors.
3x²+5x-22=0
The factors are 1&3 and 2&11
so they look like
(3x?11)(x?2)
The 5 is positive so the larger product is positive.
(3x+11)(x-2)=0
Are the factors.
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Gene
 
MKA said:
I KNOW HOW TO DO THIS PROBLEM 3x2 + 5x = 22 but i dont know how to get this answer -11/3;2 :ro[/img]
You need to practice your fibbing, MKA :shock:
 
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