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Find the discriminant of x^2+6x+13=0. What does this number tell you about how many real solutions there are to the equation? Show work/steps.
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Find the discriminant of x^2+6x+13=0. What does this number tell you about how many real solutions there are to the equation? Show work/steps.

User Motlicek Petr
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No real solution is ur answer......
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Discriminant = sq root of b^2 - 4*a*c =
sq root of 36 - 4*1*13 =
sq root 36 -52 =
sq root 36 -52 =
sq root -16
There are no real solutions for this equation. Both roots are complex numbers.








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