Jasmine R.

asked • 11/20/12

How do you solve 2x^2+3x-2=0

How do you solve 2x^2+3x-2=0

Felicia S.

Can u explain how u got the (2x) / 2 = (1) / 2
 
 
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When plotting the solution to a quadratic equation on a graph, these are the two x points, where y is equal to zero and the parabola crosses the x axis.  It is also important to note that if the problem had not been easily factorable, one may have chosen to use the quadratic formula.  If there is no real solution for x, then the parabola does not cross the x axis, if there is one solution then it touches the x axis once (at the vertex) and if there are two solutions it is the same as what was solved for above.

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Felicia S.

Can you explain how you got the (2x) / 2 = (1) / 2
 
 
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04/27/14

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