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If the discriminant is equal to zero then..............
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Daphnee Labadie
State how many (if any) positive/negative roots you should expect.
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If the discriminant of a quadratic equation is 0, then it will have one root exactly. This is shown by the quadratic formula, as it could now be written as x = -b/2a , which by the way will be the point of its minima or maxima.
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