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Explain what value or values of c make the equation x^2+12x+c=0

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Answer:x^2+12x-28=01. 12/2=62. (x+6)^2=x^2+12x+363. If we subtract 64 from this expression it becomesx^2+12x+36-64=x^2+12x-28 and so equals 0We now have (x+6)^2-64=0This is our old friend a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b)(x+6)^2-8^2=(x+6+8)(x+6-8)=(x+14)(x-2)=0 and so x=-14 or x=2

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