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Solve the following quadratic equation by applying square roots y=-2x^2+ 128

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Given the equation:


\text{ y = -2x}^2\text{ + 128}

In solving the quadratic equation by applying square roots, let's only focus at -2x^2 + 128 and disregard y, then we find x by generating this:


-2x^2\text{ + }128\text{ = 0}
-2x^2\text{ = -128 }\rightarrow x^2\text{ = }(128)/(2)
\text{ x}^2\text{ = 64 }\rightarrow\text{ x = }\sqrt[]{64}
\text{ x = }\pm\text{ 8}

Therefore, the answer is letter D.

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