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3x^2-5x+2=0
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(3x - 2)(x - 1) x = 1, 2/3
Do i need both of those answers? or do i only need (X=1)?
both, because it's a quadratic so it crosses the x-axis twice
In what situation would you need only one answer?
If you have a linear function ( 0 = ax + b where a and b are numbers)
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you can have them on quadratics in very specific times such as x^2 = 0. In this case it "bounces off" the x-axis|dw:1315241548197:dw|
I thought that if one of the answers was negative, then you would only write down the positive answer?
nope, if you have two then generally you want to write down both of them. The only times you wouldn't is if they only ask for the positive solutions.
Okay, thank you.
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