SOLUTION: If the discriminate in the quadratic formula is a per-feet square, then the quadratic equation will have____?___ solutions.

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Question 430918: If the discriminate in the quadratic formula is a per-feet square, then the quadratic equation will have____?___ solutions.
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If the discriminant is a perfect square different from zero, then the quadratic equation will have two solutions.
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