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Equation: Connect A, C if Ax^2 + 2x + C = 0, A not zero
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Re: Equotation help
Every quadratic has two solutions. But I think what you mean is this one must have one root of multiplicity two.
In that event, the discriminant would be equal to 0.
\(\displaystyle b^{2}-4ac=0\)
\(\displaystyle 4-4AC=0\)
Solve for A in terms of C and see the relationship.
Every quadratic has two solutions. But I think what you mean is this one must have one root of multiplicity two.
In that event, the discriminant would be equal to 0.
\(\displaystyle b^{2}-4ac=0\)
\(\displaystyle 4-4AC=0\)
Solve for A in terms of C and see the relationship.
Re: Equation help
Yeah, Im pretty convinced that it shouldve said "only 1 root" instead of "only 1 solution", which is kinda worrying, since this is from an test-exampaper =/
I hope that, when Im going to the exam in two weeks, it will be more solidly formulated
Yeah, Im pretty convinced that it shouldve said "only 1 root" instead of "only 1 solution", which is kinda worrying, since this is from an test-exampaper =/
I hope that, when Im going to the exam in two weeks, it will be more solidly formulated