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When the following quadratic equation is written in general form, what is the value of "c"?

-3/4x^2+2=0


-8
-6
-2

User Billy Liu
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Answer:

-2

Explanation:

a = 3/4

[coefficient of x^2]

b= 0 [coefficient of x]

c= -2 [constant term]

User Ariyan
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Here is your answer


\bold{-2}

REASON :

Given equation -


(-3)/(4){x}^(2)+2=0

when, written in general form equation is


(3)/(4){x}^(2)-2=0 (on multiplying both sides by -1)

Now this is quadratic equation in general form, where


a= (3)/(4) [coefficient of x^2]

b= 0 [coefficient of x]

c= -2 [constant term]

Hence, c= -2

HOPE IT IS USEFUL

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