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Find the roots of the equation below 7x2+1=0

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The roots would be 15 
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Answer:

The roots of the equation is:
x=\pm i(√(7))/(7)

Explanation:

Consider the provided equation.


7x^2+1=0

Subtract 1 from both the sides.


7x^2+1-1=-1


7x^2=-1

Isolate the variable by dividing both the side by 7.


(7x^2)/(7)=(-1)/(7)


x^2=(-1)/(7)

Take the square root:


x=\pm \sqrt{(-1)/(7)}


x=\pm (1)/(√(7))i

Now we multiply the numerator and the denominator by √7:


x=\pm (1)/(√(7))* (√(7))/(√(7))i


x=\pm (√(7))/(7)i


x=\pm i(√(7))/(7)

Hence, the roots of the equation is:
x=\pm i(√(7))/(7)

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