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Using the quadratic formula, solve correct to 2 decimal places. (√44 ≈ 6.6332)

Class 10The Quadratic FormulaQuadratic Equations
  • A2.93 and 0.27
  • B1.46 and 0.14
  • C1.46 and 0.13
  • D1.46 and −0.14

Step-by-Step Solution

, so , giving 1.4633 → 1.46 and 0.1367 → 0.14. Dividing by rather than gives 2.93 and 0.27; truncating 0.1367 gives 0.13. Both true roots are positive, since b is negative and c is positive.
Answer: B) 1.46 and 0.14

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