The Value of x=±\(\sqrt{ \frac{y-c}{a}\)
To find the value of X.
What is Quadratic equation?
Any equation containing one term in which the unknown is squared and no term in which it is raised to a higher power.
Assuming
a≠0...
First subtract c from both sides to get:
\(y-c=ax^{2}\)
Divide both sides by a and transpose to get:
\(x^{2} =\frac{y-c}{a}\)
So x must be a square root of \(\frac{y-c}{a}\) and we can deduce:
x=± \(\sqrt{\frac{y-c}{a}\)
So, the Value of x=±\(\sqrt \frac{y-c}{a}\)
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