When m is a value, the equation (m-2) x-mx + 2 = M-X is a quadratic equation of one variable about x? Write its quadratic term, coefficient of first term and constant term

When m is a value, the equation (m-2) x-mx + 2 = M-X is a quadratic equation of one variable about x? Write its quadratic term, coefficient of first term and constant term


The results show that (m-2 + 1) x-mx + 2-m = 0, the quadratic term is (m-2 + 1), the primary term is - m, and the constant term is 2-m



81(x-2)²=16,


81(x-2)²=16
﹙x-2﹚²=16/81
x-2=±4/9
x=2±4/9
x=22/9,x=14/9
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16 (x + 2) & 178; - 81 = 0


16(x+2)²-81= 0
(x+2)²= 81/16
X + 2 = ± 9 / 4
X = 1 / 4 or x = - 17 / 4



How to solve 25 (x-1) & 178; = 16 (X-2) & 178?


25(x-1)²=16(x-2)²
(5x-5)²=(4x-8)²
(5x-5)²-(4x-8)²=0
(5x-5+4x-8)(5x-5-4x+8)=0
(9x-13)(x+3)=0
x1=13/9 x2=-3