Question

What is the possible discriminant of the graph?

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–13

0

16

21

Answer 1

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 2

@lgbasallote

Answer 3

i get an error when I click the link

Answer 4

oh okay 1 sec

Answer 5

Looking at the graph, what are the x-intercepts?

Answer 6

are none

Answer 7

wait so does that mean its 0?

Answer 8

not quite

Answer 9

i knoe d=b^2-4ac ....i just dont know the equation of the graph -.-

Answer 10

the rule is this

if the discriminant is positive, then you'll have 2 real solutions

if the discriminant is zero, then you'll have 1 real solution (that repeats itself twice)

if the discriminant is negative, then you'll have no real solutions

Note: solutions correspond to x-intercepts

Answer 11

so the discriminant is -13?

Answer 12

you got it

Answer 13

thankss :))

Answer 14

no x-intercepts ---> no real solutions --> negative discriminant

Answer 15

yw

Answer 16

^_^