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What kind of solution(s) does ax^2-bx+c=0 have if b^2-4ac<0? a. two real solutions b. one real solution c. one complex solution d. two complex solutions
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What kind of solution(s) does ax^2-bx+c=0 have if b^2-4ac<0? a. two real solutions b. one real solution c. one complex solution d. two complex solutions
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What kind of solution(s) does ax^2-bx+c=0 have if b^2-4ac<0?
a. two real solutions
b. one real solution
c. one complex solution
d. two complex solutions
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liike the other user said
when the discriminant is less than 0, you get 2 complex roots
D is the answer
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The discriminant is the value that is b^2 - 4ac.
When this number is <0 there will be 2 complex solutions. Letter D.
You would be taking the sqrt of a negative number resulting in a
" +- i sqrt of a number"
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