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find the roots of the quadratic equation w+w²/3=0​

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VectorFundament120

I assume that the equation you mean is below:

[tex] \large \boxed{w + \frac{ {w}^{2} }{3} = 0}[/tex]

To find roots for this equation, we have to get rid of the denominator. We can do by multiplying both sides by 3.

[tex] \large{w(3) + \frac{ {w}^{2} }{3} (3) = 0(3)} \\ \large{3w + {w}^{2} = 0}[/tex]

Factor w-term out (common factor)

[tex] \large{w(3 + w) = 0} \\ \large{w = 0 \: \: \: or \: \: \: 3 + w = 0} \\ \large{w = 0, - 3}[/tex]

Answer

  • The roots of quadratic equation are 0,-3
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