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In the equation x^2-6x+c=0, find the values of c that will give two imaginary solutions.

a. c >= 5
b. c > 6
c. c < 6
d. c > 9

I figured out the equation with 6 (so I believe either b or c is the answer) being there, but is would it be > or <?
8 years ago

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Answered by Steve
Bzzt. But thanks for playing...

two imaginary solutions means the discriminant is negative:

36-4c < 0
c > 9
8 years ago
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