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7 May, 09:15

Solve by completing the square x^2+6x+3=0

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  1. 7 May, 09:39
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    X²+6x + ___ = - 3 + ___

    The blank is equal to (b/2) ², which is, in this case, 9. However, I would leave it as (3) ² on the left in order to re-write it.

    X²+6x + (3) ²=6

    (X+3) ²=6

    See how the 3 dropped down?

    X-3=±√ (6)

    X=3±√ (6)

    Note: Whenever you take the square root of something, you must include a ± because, for example, 2² = (-2) ² and you must account for all possible answers.
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