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Factor the expression over the complex numbers.

x2+50

User Ender Look
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x² + 50

= x² - (-50)

=
\sqrt{x^(2) } +/- √(-50) Side note:
√(-50) = √((-1) * 5 * 5) = 5i

= (x + 5i)(x - 5i)

User Benk
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Answer:


(x+5i\sqrt 2)(x-5i\sqrt 2)

Explanation:

We are given that an expression


x^2+50

We have to find the factor of given expression over the complex numbers.

Quadratic formula fro quadratic equation :
ax^2+bx+c=0


x=(-b\pm√(b^2-4ac))/(2a)

Using the formula


x=(0\pm√(0-4(50)(1)))/(2)=(\pm i √(200))/(2)


x=(10i\sqrt 2)/(2), x=-(10i\sqrt2)/(2)


x=5i\sqrt 2, x=-5i\sqrt 2


x-5i\sqrt 2=0 and
x+5i\sqrt 2=0

Hence, the factor of
x^2+50 is given by


(x+5i\sqrt 2)(x-5i\sqrt 2)

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