SOLUTION: State the Value of the Discriminant Determine the # of real roots in the question. 4n^2+9=12n

SOLUTION: State the Value of the Discriminant Determine the # of real roots in the question. 4n^2+9=12n

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Question 1277: State the Value of the Discriminant Determine the # of real roots in the question. 4n^2+9=12n
Answer by iamlegallyblond7(7) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
the discriminant is:
b^2-4*a*c
4n^2-12n+9=0
144-144=0 so that means that it is a factored polynomial
discriminant=0
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