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lololol this is priceless the last statement is correct. you can always solve via the quadratic formula
Yeah @Morgan27 , umm I'd suggest you go through the options first before solving. You see there is a possibility to factorise also
the dicriminant is \[(-2)^2-4\times (-35)=4+140=144\]
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I know that but how do i do it? thats my question
so a) is it not -136
and b) you can solve by factoring
So, the second option is correct. And as @satellite73 said above, any quadratic equation can be solved using the quadratic formula
So basically you got two correct options, and you dont need to check the discriminant.
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Cause there are two, sure shot answers (Y)
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