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Which are the roots of the quadratic function f(b) = 62 – 75? Select two options.

b=573

Ob= -573

b=35

b= -35

Ob= 253

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Answer:


b = 5 √(3) \ or\ b = -5 √(3)

Explanation:

Given


f(b) = b^2 - 75

Required

Determine the roots

To get the root of the function, then f(b) must be 0;

i.e. f(b) = 0

So, the expression becomes


0 = b^2 - 75

Add 75 to both sides


75 + 0 = b^2 - 75 + 75


75 = b^2

Take square roots of both sides


√(75) = √(b^2)


√(75) = b

Reorder


b = √(75)

Expand 75 as a product of 25 and 3


b = √(25*3)

Split the expression


b = √(25) *√(3)


b = \±5 *√(3)


b = \±5 √(3)


b = 5 √(3) \ or\ b = -5 √(3)

The options are not clear enough; however the roots of the equation are
b = 5 √(3) \ or\ b = -5 √(3)

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