Answer to Question #197014 in Algebra for Fatowore Samson

Question #197014

Solve for z if

(z−2)2+16=0.

Expert's answer

Let us solve for "z" if "(z\u22122)2+16=0". It follows that "(z\u22122)2=-16", and hence "z-2=-8". Consequently, the solution is "z=-6."

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