
Youssef E. answered 01/13/25
4 years of Experience as a Math Tutor|Mechanical Eng.|MIT Micromasters
Follow this secret recipe to reach the solution in the easiest possible manner!
You have to know that the coefficient of x^2 is always (a). The coefficient of x is always (b). The last value is always (c).
Given the equation: 3x^2+9x+6=0:
a=3
b=9
c=6
Substitute in the quadratic formula using these 3 values (a, b, and c). See how easy this was!! Don't forget to use the quadratic formula once using a (+) sign between the (-b) and the square root and another time using a (-) sign between the (-b) and the square root to get the 2 different solutions.
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Mark M.
Why not divide both sides of the equation by 3?01/04/25