SOLUTION: Suppose r>0 in the equation x^2 + px + r = 0.
a. the roots cannot be determined from the equation.
b. the equation has two real unequal roots.
c. the equation has one real
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a. the roots cannot be determined from the equation.
b. the equation has two real unequal roots.
c. the equation has one real
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Question 119344: Suppose r>0 in the equation x^2 + px + r = 0.
a. the roots cannot be determined from the equation.
b. the equation has two real unequal roots.
c. the equation has one real root.
d. the roots must both be positive. Answer by ATIF(1) (Show Source):
