GCSE Maths- How to format these answer
I came across a question and while I knew how to solve the problem, it asked to "give your answers in the form p+Squareroot(q) where, p, q, and r are integers"
Can some one pls explain how to format my answer. The question, in this case, was a quadratic formula with the equation 4x (squared ) - 6x +1 =0
Can some one pls explain how to format my answer. The question, in this case, was a quadratic formula with the equation 4x (squared ) - 6x +1 =0
I'm kind of confused by your wording, but it seemingly wants you to complete the square, then solve
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