SOLUTION: Why are there usually 2 solutions in a quadratic equation?
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Question 1694
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Why are there usually 2 solutions in a quadratic equation?
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There are usually 2 solutions because in the formula: ax^2+bx+c, the ^2 in ax^2 makes it 2. Do you understand?