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Perfect squares
Numbers like 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36 and so on
Quadratic equations
Equations that can be solved by extracting square roots
Solving quadratic equations by extracting square roots
1.
Get the square root of both sides
2.
If the result is a perfect square, the solution is the positive or negative square root
3.
If the result is not a perfect square, find the factors that make it a perfect square, then extract the square root
49 is a
perfect square
169
is a perfect square
75
is not a perfect square
Solving x^2 = 75
1.
Get the square root of both sides
2.
Find factors of 75 that make a perfect square (25 x 3)
3.
The solution is x = ±√(25 x √3)
Solving x^2 = 80
1.
Get the square root of both sides
2.
Find factors of 80 that make a perfect square (16 x 5)
3.
The solution is x = ±√(16 x √5)
Solving 2(x-5)^2 =
32
1.
Divide both sides
by 2
2.
Get the square root
of
both sides
3.
The solutions
are
x
=
9
and
x
=
1
Solving 3(4x-1)^2 - 1 = 11
1. Rearrange to 3(4x-1)^2 = 12
2. Divide both sides by 3
3.
Get the square root of both sides
4.
The solutions are x = 3/4 and x = -1/4
Solving (2x-3)^2 =
18
1. Get the square root of both sides
2. Find factors of 18 that make a perfect square (9 x 2)
3. The solutions are x = (3√2 + 3)/2 and x = (3-3√2)/2
Solving 2(
5x+2
)^
2
= 64
1.
Divide both sides
by 2
2
.
Get the square root
of
both sides
3.
Find factors
of
32
that
make
a
perfect square
(
16
x 2)
4.
The solutions
are
x
= (
-2
+
4√2
)
/5 and x
= (
-2 - 4√2
)
/5
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