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HELP PLEASE ASAP Given the discriminant of –2 for a quadratic equation, determine the number of real solutions.
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HELP PLEASE ASAP

Given the discriminant of –2 for a quadratic equation, determine the number of real solutions.

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Answer:

0 or simply no real solutions

Explanation:

Given the discriminant which is negative, then the equation has no solutions in the set of real numbers. The roots or solutions belong to the set of complex solutions or imagenary roots.

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