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how do i find 64-x^2<0

Amanda396

by Amanda396 at July 11, 2010

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64-x^2=0 (x-8)(x+8) x=8     x=-8

cantius001 cantius001 July 11, 2010

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First you square root the problem to get 8-x<0. then subtract 8 and multiply by -1 to get x>8

Aps Aps July 12, 2010

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1. Subtract 64 from both sides -x^2 < -64 It really doesn't make a difference if the negative is in front of x. When you square a negative, it becomes a positive. 2. Cancel the negative in front of the x x^2 < 64 3. Finally, take the square root of of x and 64 x < 8  

Supernova Supernova July 13, 2010

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Sorry ... please ignore my incorrect answer at the bottom.

Supernova Supernova July 13, 2010

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