Solving Quadratic Equations Worksheet
Solving Quadratic Equations Worksheet
Rearrange the equation 8n^2 − 4 = 532 to 8n^2 = 536 by adding 4 to both sides. Divide both sides by 8 to get n^2 = 67, then take the square root to find n = ±√67, yielding real solutions.
Subtract 10 from both sides to get 2m^2 = 200. Divide by 2, resulting in m^2 = 100. Taking the square root results in m = ±10, indicating real roots.
Rearrange 3 - 4x^2 = -85 to -4x^2 = -88 by subtracting 3. Dividing by -4 gives x^2 = 22. Taking the square root provides x = ±√22, indicating real solutions.
To solve x^2 + 8 = 28, first rearrange the equation to x^2 = 20 by subtracting 8 from both sides. Taking the square root results in x = ±√20, which simplifies to x = ±2√5.
The equation −6m^2 = −414 can be solved using square roots because dividing both sides by -6 simplifies it to m^2 = 69. Taking the square root of both sides gives m = ±√69.
To solve k^2 = 76 using square roots, first isolate the variable term, resulting in k = ±√76. Simplifying √76 gives k = ±2√19.
To solve n^2 − 5 = -4, first rearrange to n^2 = 1 by adding 5 to both sides. Taking the square root results in n = ±1. The equation is valid as it results in real numbers.
Dividing by 7 gives x^2 = -3. Since the square root of a negative number is not real, the solutions are complex.
To solve 10n^2 − 10 = 470, add 10 to both sides to get 10n^2 = 480. Divide by 10, resulting in n^2 = 48, and then take the square root, yielding n = ±4√3. The solution is real.
Subtract 1 from both sides to get 4r^2 = 324, then divide by 4 to find r^2 = 81. Taking the square root results in r = ±9, producing real solutions.