4. Solve the following system of equations. (Hint: Use the quadratic formula.)f(x)=2x2−3x−10g(x)=−3x2+20(−2.2,5.9) and (3.2,0.9)(0,−10) and (1,17)(2.8,−3.0) and (−1.5,−1)(−2.2,5.9) and (2.8,−3.0)
Q. 4. Solve the following system of equations. (Hint: Use the quadratic formula.)f(x)=2x2−3x−10g(x)=−3x2+20(−2.2,5.9) and (3.2,0.9)(0,−10) and (1,17)(2.8,−3.0) and (−1.5,−1)(−2.2,5.9) and (2.8,−3.0)
Set Equations Equal: Step 1: Set the equations equal to each other to find the points of intersection.f(x)=g(x)2x2−3x−10=−3x2+20
Combine Like Terms: Step 2: Combine like terms.2x2+3x2−3x−10−20=05x2−3x−30=0
Use Quadratic Formula: Step 3: Use the quadratic formula to solve for x. The quadratic formula is x=2a−b±b2−4ac.a=5, b=−3, c=−30x=2⋅53±(−3)2−4⋅5⋅(−30)
Calculate Discriminant: Step 4: Calculate the discriminant.Discriminant = (−3)2−4⋅5⋅(−30)=9+600=609x=103±609
Simplify Solutions for x: Step 5: Simplify the solutions for x.x=103+609 and x=103−609
Substitute Values for y: Step 6: Substitute the values of x back into either f(x) or g(x) to find y. Using f(x): y1=2(103+609)2−3(103+609)−10y2=2(103−609)2−3(103−609)−10
Check Given Points: Step 7: Check if the given points (−2.2,5.9), (3.2,0.9), (0,−10), (1,17), (2.8,−3.0), (−1.5,−1), (−2.2,5.9), and (2.8,−3.0) satisfy either f(x) or g(x). For (−2.2,5.9): (3.2,0.9)1(3.2,0.9)2
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