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How do I solve part A

How do I solve part A-example-1
User Hagemann
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Answer:

The solution of this expression is
x_(1) = -1 and
x_(2) = -(1)/(2).

Explanation:

The procedure for solution of exercise A is described below:

1) We expand the expression.

2) The resulting expression is rearranged into the form of a second order polynomial.

3) Roots are found by Quadratic Formula.

Step 1:


2\cdot x \cdot (x+1.5) = -1


2\cdot (x^(2)+1.5\cdot x) = -1


2\cdot x^(2) + 3\cdot x = -1

Step 2:


2\cdot x^(2)+3\cdot x +1 = 0

Step 3:


x_(1, 2) = \frac{-3\pm \sqrt{3^(2)-4\cdot (2)\cdot (1)}}{2\cdot (2)}


x_(1,2) = -(3)/(4)\pm (1)/(4)


x_(1,2) = (-3\pm 1)/(4)

The solution of this expression is
x_(1) = -1 and
x_(2) = -(1)/(2).

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