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Which values of x satisfy this equation? 2x2−3x+4=0

A x=−34+23√4i and x=−34−23√4i B x=34+23√4i and x=34−23√4i C x=−34+41√4 and x=−34−41√4 D x=34+41√4 and x=34−41√4

User Dax Pandhi
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Answer:


x_1=(3-i√(23))/(4)\\ \\x_2=(3+i√(23))/(4)

Explanation:

Given:

Quadratic equation
2x^2-3x+4=0

Find:
x

Solution:

1.
a=2,\ b=-3,\ c=4

Find the discriminant


D=b^2-4ac\\ \\=(-3)^2-4\cdot 2\cdot 4\\ \\=9-32\\ \\=-23

Note that
i^2=-1, then


D=-23=23i^2

Find x:


x_(1,2)=(-b\pm √(d))/(2a)\\ \\x_1=(-(-3)-√(23i^2))/(2\cdot 2)=(3-i√(23))/(4)\\ \\x_2=(-(-3)+√(23i^2))/(2\cdot 2)=(3+i√(23))/(4)

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