The discriminant is a quick way to determine the quantity and type of the possible solutions of a quadratic equation. If the dis
criminant has a value of -28, what can we conclude about the solution(s) to the equation? There are two real solutions to the quadratic equation. There is only one real solution to the quadratic equation. There are three real solutions to the quadratic equation. There are no real solutions to the quadratic equation.
The absolute value of -5 is 5 (absolute value being how many units to 0) So we really have 5 - 45 ÷ 3 = Order of operation says to do the division first (there are no parentheses or exponents). So now we have 5 - 15= and the answer to that is -10.
