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    There are four methods to find the solutions of rational algebraic equations that can be transformed into quadratic equations: extracting the square root, factoring, completing the squares, and using the quadratic formula. To check if the solutions of the transformed quadratic equation are also solutions of the original rational algebraic equation, simply substitute the solutions back into the original equation.

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    There are four methods to find the solutions of rational algebraic equations that can be transformed into quadratic equations: extracting the square root, factoring, completing the squares, and using the quadratic formula. To check if the solutions of the transformed quadratic equation are also solutions of the original rational algebraic equation, simply substitute the solutions back into the original equation.

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    WHAT I can DO

    1. How do you determine the solutions of quadratic equations? How about rational
    algebraic equations transformable into quadratic equations?

    There are two solutions in each algebra equation . To find the solutions of rational
    algebraic equations transformable into quadratic equation, first transform it into a
    quadratic equation, then apply whatever method is applicable to find the solutions or
    (roots). There are four methods in finding the roots of a quadratic equation, 1 extracting
    the square root, 2.factoring, 3.completing the squares, 4 using quadratic formula. Below
    are the demonstrations on how to solve each example of rational algebraic equations
    transformable into quadratic equations using the four different methods.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    1. Extracting the square root

    (x+5)(x-5) = 0 ->transform into a quadratic equation by multiplying the two binomials

    x²-25 = 0

    x² = 25

    √x² = ±√25

    x = 5 or -5

    2. Suppose a quadratic equation is derived from a rational algebraic equation. How do you
    check if the solutions of the quadratic equation are also the solutions of the rational
    algebraic equation?

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