- #1
I get the same thing as you got. I have no idea why the software says that's wrong.Alexa said:Homework Statement
Please look at the photo!
Homework Equations
-x^2+4x=x^2-6x+5
The Attempt at a Solution
I got 2x^2-10x+5 but it says it's wrong
The limits of integration determine the range over which a mathematical operation, such as integration, should be performed. In the context of the quadratic formula, the limits of integration represent the bounds for the roots of the quadratic equation.
The limits of integration for a quadratic equation can be found by first setting the equation equal to zero and then solving for the roots using the quadratic formula. The resulting values will be the upper and lower limits of integration.
Understanding the limits of integration is important because it allows for accurate and precise mathematical calculations. In the case of the quadratic formula, knowing the limits of integration ensures that the correct roots of the equation are being calculated.
Yes, the limits of integration can be negative. In the context of the quadratic formula, the limits of integration may be negative if the roots of the equation are negative numbers. However, it is important to ensure that the limits of integration are chosen in a way that includes all possible solutions of the equation.
The quadratic formula can only be used to find the limits of integration for quadratic equations. It cannot be applied to higher order polynomials or other types of equations. Additionally, the quadratic formula may not yield real solutions for certain quadratic equations, in which case alternative methods may need to be used to find the limits of integration.