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What are the solution(s) to the quadratic equation 50 – x2 = 0?

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x^2=50


x= 5 square root of 2
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Answer:

Solution of the given Quadratic equation are +5√2 and -5√2.

Explanation:

We are given Quadratic Equation,


50-x^2=0

To find: Solutions of the given quadratic equation.

Consider,


50-x^2=0

transpose x² to RHS,


50=x^2

Now transpose whole RHS to LHS and whole LHS to RHS,


x^2=50

Now, Apply square root both sides,


x=\pm√(50)


x=\pm√(2*5*5)


x=\pm5√(2)

Therefore, Solution of the given Quadratic equation are +5√2 and -5√2.

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