DeltaMath Student ApplicationDesmos | Scientlific Calculatorident/3345436/22863483/a11367fcoeb6e689ef6035efcaof83a8chool stuffyoutubecodehsC pointsReadTheory | Readi...Space huggers - Op.Score: 0/20Penalty: 1 offQuestionSolve the equation for all real solutions in simplest form.3z2−z+5=6Answer Attempt y out of 2(9) Additional SolutionNo Solutionz=Submit Answer
Q. DeltaMath Student ApplicationDesmos | Scientlific Calculatorident/3345436/22863483/a11367fcoeb6e689ef6035efcaof83a8chool stuffyoutubecodehsC pointsReadTheory | Readi...Space huggers - Op.Score: 0/20Penalty: 1 offQuestionSolve the equation for all real solutions in simplest form.3z2−z+5=6Answer Attempt y out of 2(9) Additional SolutionNo Solutionz=Submit Answer
Set Equation to Zero: Set the equation to zero by subtracting 6 from both sides.3z2−z+5−6=0This simplifies to:3z2−z−1=0
Factor Quadratic Equation: Try to factor the quadratic equation.We are looking for two numbers that multiply to (3)(−1)=−3 and add to −1. However, there are no two integers that satisfy these conditions. Therefore, we cannot factor this quadratic equation easily.
Use Quadratic Formula: Use the quadratic formula to find the solutions for z. The quadratic formula is z=2a−b±b2−4ac, where a=3, b=−1, and c=−1.
Calculate Discriminant: Calculate the discriminant b2−4ac to determine the nature of the roots.Discriminant = (−1)2−4(3)(−1)=1+12=13Since the discriminant is positive, we have two distinct real solutions.
Substitute Values: Substitute the values of a, b, and c into the quadratic formula.z=2×3−(−1)±13This simplifies to:z=61±13
Write Solutions: Write down the two solutions.z = (1+13)/6 or z = (1−13)/6These are the solutions in simplest form.
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