Question Solve the quadratic equation Solve using square roots Solve by factoring Solve using the quadratic formula Load more x1=−1,x2=4 Evaluate (2x−3)2=25Take the root of both sides of the equation and remember to use both positive and negative roots 2x−3=±25Simplify the expression 2x−3=±5Separate the equation into 2 possible cases 2x−3=52x−3=−5Solve the equation More Steps Evaluate 2x−3=5Move the constant to the right-hand side and change its sign 2x=5+3Add the numbers 2x=8Divide both sides 22x=28Divide the numbers x=28Divide the numbers More Steps Evaluate 28Reduce the numbers 14Calculate 4 x=4 x=42x−3=−5Solve the equation More Steps Evaluate 2x−3=−5Move the constant to the right-hand side and change its sign 2x=−5+3Add the numbers 2x=−2Divide both sides 22x=2−2Divide the numbers x=2−2Divide the numbers More Steps Evaluate 2−2Reduce the numbers 1−1Calculate −1 x=−1 x=4x=−1Solution x1=−1,x2=4 Show Solution Graph