From the standard form equation and from the given equation.
<u>Discriminant</u><u /><u> </u><u>Formula</u>
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Substitute the value of terms in the discriminant formula.
<u>Discriminant</u><u> </u><u>Types</u>
We can rule out the Imaginary root and double root because the discriminant is greater than 0. Therefore, the only choices are either Irrational or Rational.
However, we cannot factor the expression by using two brackets or common factor. We can say that the equation has two real irrational roots.
square have the same side length is the area is 4 you would have to find what number that you can multiply by itself twice (ex: 2x2) that gets you four the only number does that is 2