Hi there!
We can use the discriminant of the quadratic formula to find the number of real solutions to this (or any other quadratic) equation.
The discriminant can be found by plugging in the data from the equation into the following formula:

When we fill in the data from the question we get

Since d < 0 the equation has zero real solutions.
The correct answer is two or four
An equation for those could be: x*y= t*y-10= 30 so x,y,t could be 6,5,8
Answer:
Integers and polynomials are both <u>closed </u>under addition, subtraction, and multiplication; however, operations on polynomials <u>can sometimes be open </u>while operations on integers <u>produce irrational results
</u>.
Step-by-step explanation:
Closed means that addition, subtraction, and multiplication of integers gives as result a new integer; and addition, subtraction, and multiplication of polynomials gives as result a new polynomial.
Operations on polynomials can sometimes be open, like in division.
Operations on integers can produce irrational results
, for example, dividing 11 by 9.