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What are the solution(s) to the quadratic equation 40 − x2 = 0?

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x = 20
First, you move the 40 to the other side.
-2x=-40
Then, you divided -40 by -2.
x= -40/-2
x= 20
x is 20 because the negatives cancel out making it positive.
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Answer:


x=+2√(10)


x=-2√(10)

Explanation:


40-x^2=0

To solve for x , subtract 40 from both sides


-40+40-x^2=0-40


-x^2=-40

Divide both sides by -1


x^2= 40

Take square root on both sides


√(x^2) =√(40)


x=+-2√(10)

The values of x are


x=+2√(10)


x=-2√(10)

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