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I has drawn dragon..

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zepelin [54]3 years ago

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Answer:

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Before that, the sun is known as a star that is located in the middle of the Solar system. It is a virtually flawless sphere of hot plasma that has been heated by nuclear fusion processes in its center, thereby radiating energy as infrared radiation and ultraviolet light.

It is nearly impossible to visit the sun due to the degree of its temperature and radiation.

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We want to see for which values of n we don't have real solutions.

Now, we can write the quadratic equation:

y = x^2 + nx + 15.

If the determinant of this quadratic equation is negative or 0, then we have a single root or we don't have roots, and because the leading coefficient is positive, that would mean that the function never becomes negative. Then for these cases, the inequality has no real solutions.

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