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Wat does f(x)=x^2+x-30 solve to?

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Answer:

F(X) = 5 or -6

Explanation:

F(X) =
x^(2) +x-30

Using the Formula


-b±
\frac{\sqrt{b^(2) -4ac } }{2a}

Where a = coefficient of
x^(2) i. e 1

b = coefficient of
x i. e 1

And c = 30

imputing the values, we have


-1 ±
\frac{\sqrt{1^(2) - 4 X 1 X 30} }{2 X 1}


-1 ±
(√(121) )/(2)


-1+(11)/(2) OR
-1-(11)/(2)

Therefore, F(X) is either 5 or -6

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