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The zeros of the function : f(x)=x² - 2x +3 are *
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The zeros of the function : f(x)=x² - 2x +3 are *

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There are no solutions.

Explanation:

When you use the quadratic formula, you’ll find a square root of a negative integer, and that’s not a real number.

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