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Using the method of completion of squares find one of the roots of the equation 2x2−7x+3=0. Also, find the equation obtained after completion of the square.
Answer: Option B
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2x2−7x+3=0
Dividing by the coefficient of x2, we get
x2−72x+32=0; a=1, b=72, c=32
Adding and subtracting the square of b2=74, (half of coefficient of x)
we get,
[x2−2(74)x+(74)2]−(74)2+32=0
The equation after completing the square is :
(x−74)2−2516=0
Taking square root, (x−74)=(±54)
Taking positive sign 54, x=3
Taking negative sign −54, x=12
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