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Explain how you know when you can factor to solve quadratics as opposed to using the square root method

1 answer:

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Answer:

If there's a common factor, divide both sides of the equation by that number to simplify the situation. If b = 0 (no bx term), go to the square root method. (if c is positive, there are no solutions). If c = 0, then one of your solutions is x = 0

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