alleryStart learning →Which cubic example did Bhaskara II give?
Ax³ + 6x = 12x² + 35
Bx³ + 35 = 6x² + 12
Cx³ + 12x = 6x² + 35
Dx³ + 12 = 6x² + 35x
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. x³ + 12x = 6x² + 35
Bhaskara II's example was x³ + 12x = 6x² + 35, which has the root x = 5.
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