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What is the first step in solving a quadratic equation of the form given below.(ax+b)^2=c A.) Take the square root of both sides.B.) Use the zero product rule.C.) Divide both sides by c.D.) Factor out the common factor. |
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Answer» Answer: Given the quadratic equation (ax+b)^2=c(ax+b) 2 =c we have to define the FIRST STEP in solving a quadratic equation. To find the value of x we have make the equation linear i.e taking the square root on both sides as c is any constant. If c is 0 the we use the ZERO product rule. Hence, our first step in solving a quadratic equation of the form (ax+b)^2=c(ax+b) 2 =c is to take the square root of both sides. Correct OPTION is D. |
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