Asked by Lisa D
v2 - 7v + 5 = 0
A. 2 B.1 C. 0
Ok, I am clueless on this one??
A. 2 B.1 C. 0
Ok, I am clueless on this one??
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Answered by
Reiny
So what is your question?
Are you finding the value of the discriminant, since that is your title?
the discriminant the the part under the square root sign of the quadratic formula, namely
b^2 - 4ac
in your equation,
a = 1
b = -7
c = 5
evaluate.
according to the choices given, you are probably supposed to state whether there are 2, 1 or no real solutions.
Do you not have any notes in your text or class-room notes that tell you about the nature of the roots vs the value of the discriminant??
Are you finding the value of the discriminant, since that is your title?
the discriminant the the part under the square root sign of the quadratic formula, namely
b^2 - 4ac
in your equation,
a = 1
b = -7
c = 5
evaluate.
according to the choices given, you are probably supposed to state whether there are 2, 1 or no real solutions.
Do you not have any notes in your text or class-room notes that tell you about the nature of the roots vs the value of the discriminant??
Answered by
Reiny
I just noticed that this same type of question was asked by you and answered by 3 different very competent tutors.
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Answered by
Lisa D
ok thanks, heres the question i will ck out the link
Use the discriminant to determine how many real-number solutions the equation has
Use the discriminant to determine how many real-number solutions the equation has
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