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Answer:

Q1 - x = -2 and
x=(1)/(2)

Q2 -
x=(9)/(4) and
x=(-3)/(2)

Q3 - Square, Length = 19 m

Explanation:

Question 1:

We have the equation
2x^(2)+3x=2 i.e.
2x^(2)+3x-2=0

The solution of equation
ax^(2)+bx+c=0 is
x=\frac{-b\pm \sqrt{b^(2)-4ac}}{2a}.

So, from the given equation, we get,

a = 2, b = 3 and c = -2.

Thus,
x=\frac{-3\pm \sqrt{(3)^(2)-4* 2* (-2)}}{2* 2}

i.e.
x=(-3\pm √(9+16))/(4)

i.e.
x=(-3\pm √(25))/(4)

i.e.
x=(-3\pm 5)/(4)

i.e.
x=(-3+5)/(4) and
x=(-3-5)/(4)

i.e.
x=(2)/(4) and
x=(-8)/(4)

i.e.
x=(1)/(2) and x= -2

Question 2:

We have the equation
16x^(2)-12x=54 i.e.
16x^(2)-12x-54=0

Again, we have,

a = 16, b = -12 and c = -54

Thus,
x=\frac{12\pm \sqrt{(-12)^(2)-4* 16* (-54)}}{2* 16}

i.e.
x=(12\pm √(144+3456))/(32)

i.e.
x=(12\pm √(3600))/(32)

i.e.
x=(12\pm 60)/(32)

i.e.
x=(12+60)/(32) and
x=(12-60)/(32)

i.e.
x=(72)/(32) and
x=(-48)/(32)

i.e.
x=(9)/(4) and
x=(-3)/(2)

Question 3:

We have that,

Area of the rooftop =
9x^(2)+6x+1

This gives us that a = 9, b = 6 and c = 1

Thus,
x=\frac{-6\pm \sqrt{(6)^(2)-4* 9* 1}}{2* 9}

i.e.
x=(-6\pm √(36-36))/(18)

i.e.
x=(-6\pm √(0))/(18)

i.e.
x=(-6)/(18)

i.e.
x=(-1)/(3)

So, the area of rooftop = length × width =
9x^(2)+6x+1 =
(x+(1)/(3))(x+(1)/(3)).

Thus, we get,

Length of the rooftop = Width of the rooftop =
(x+(1)/(3))

Hence, the quadrilateral is a SQUARE.

Since, the area of the rooftop is given as 361 m².

So,
(x+(1)/(3))(x+(1)/(3))=361

i.e.
(x+(1)/(3))^2=361

i.e.
x+(1)/(3)=19

i.e.
x=19-(1)/(3)

i.e.
x=(56)/(3)

So, the length of one side is
x+(1)/(3)=(56)/(3)+(1)/(3)=(57)/(3)=19

Hence, length of one side of the rooftop is 19 meter.

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