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When solving an equation in the form ax^2=c by taking square roots, how many solutions will there be?
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When solving an equation in the form ax^2=c by taking square roots, how many solutions will there be?
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I think there would be two soulutions. ax^2 and c^2. Hope it's right. sorry if it is not. But hope it is and hope it helps.
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