Q. Rewrite the equation by completing the square.2x2−9x+7=0(x+□)2=□
Given quadratic equation: Start with the given quadratic equation. 2x2−9x+7=0
Divide by coefficient of x^2: Divide all terms by the coefficient of x^2 to make the coefficient of x^2 equal to 1.x2−(29)x+(27)=0
Move constant term to right side: Move the constant term to the right side of the equation. x2−(29)x=−(27)
Find completing the square number: Find the number that completes the square. This is the square of half the coefficient of x, which is (49)2=1681.
Add and subtract completing the square number: Add and subtract this number inside the left side of the equation and add it to the right side to maintain equality.x2−(29)x+(1681)=(1681)−(27)
Convert right side to common denominator: Convert the right side to have a common denominator before combining the terms. x2−29x+1681=1681−1656
Combine terms on right side: Combine the terms on the right side. x2−(29)x+(1681)=(1625)
Write left side as perfect square: Write the left side as a perfect square and simplify the right side. (x−49)2=1625
Rewrite equation in completed square form: Rewrite the equation in the completed square form. (x−49)2=1625
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