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How many, and what type of, solutions does 6x^2−2x+7=0 have? 2 nonreal solutions1 rational solution2 rational solutions2 irrational solutions
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How many, and what type of, solutions does 6x^2−2x+7=0 have?
2 nonreal solutions1 rational solution2 rational solutions2 irrational solutions
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You can use the discriminant to solve this problem.
where a=6, b=-2, c=7
Plug it in
4-168=-164
Since it is negative there are no real solutions.
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