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\n" ); document.write( "When you are solving a quadratic equation and you know it has 2 solutions, how do you find those 2 solutions? I know that you use the quadratic formula and get an answer but where does the other answer come from?
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document.write( "When you use the quadratic equation formula to solve a quadratic equation, YOU WILL ALWAYS get 2 ANSWERS,
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document.write( "unless the DISCRIMINANT: \"b%5E2+-+4ac\" has a value that's equal to 0 (zero). You should realize that with the \"±\"
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document.write( "being part of the quadratic equation, you will, MOST TIMES, obtain 2 values for the variable in the equation.   \n" );
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