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How to Factor the Trinomial x^2 - x + 1 using the box method?


x^2 - x + 1

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Answer:

x = 1+√3 i/2 and x = 1-√3 i/2

Explanation:

Given the expression x^2 - x+ 1, we are to factorize the expression as shown;

x^2 - x+ 1,

using the general formula

x = -(-1)±√1²-4(1)/2(1)

x = 1±√1-4/2

x= 1±√-3/2

x = 1±√3 i/2

Hence the required value of x are x = 1+√3 i/2 and x = 1-√3 i/2

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