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Make x the subject of the formula √a=x−b^2/2c
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Make x the subject of the formula
√a=x−b^2/2c

User Nightire
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Answer:

x =
√(a) +
(b^2)/(2c)

Explanation:


√(a) = x -
(b^2)/(2c) ( add
(b^2)/(2c) to both sides )


√(a) +
(b^2)/(2c) = x

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