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The perfect square form of the quadratic equation `px^(2)+qx+r=0(pne0)` is

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`(x-(a)/(2p))^(2)=(q^(2)-4pr)/(4p^(2))`

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`(x+(q)/(2p))^(2)=(q^(2)-4pr)/(4p^(2))`

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`(x+(q)/(2p))^(2)=(q^(2)-4pr)/(4p)`

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`(x-(q)/(2p))^(2)=(q^(2)-4pr)/(2p)`

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