How do you solve using the completing the square method #3x^2+10x+13#?
1 Answer
Required Solutions are
Explanation:
We are given the quadratic expression
We must use Completing The Square Method to find the solutions.
Let us assume that
We will find the solutions in steps.
In this step,
we will move the constant term to Right-Hand Side (RHS)
Hence, we get
Divide each term by 3 to get the coefficient of the
We will add a value to each side
In the next step, we need to figure out how-to find the value that goes into the
Divide the coefficient of the
The result of the calculation will replace the
The calculation is done as follows:
Coefficient of the x-term is
If we divide by 2, we will get
When we square this intermediate result, we get
Hence, the value
We can write the Left-Hand-Side (LHS) as
Note that we get the value
We will now work on
We will take Square Root on both sides to simplify:
Hence, we get
Square root and Square cancel out.
Note that, in complex number system,
Hence,
Hence, required solutions are
Hope this helps.