whats quadratic formula
@Owlcoffee
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Well it's a thing, that's for sure.
I think she's new here, so I guess she can have some tolerance. The quadratic formula is the "solution" of a complete quadratic function. It puts in evidence the roots of the function, in other words, where it cuts the x-axis. It looks like this: \[x=\frac{ -b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac} }{ 2a }\] the numbers inside the square root is called the "discriminant" and it tells us wether the function is tangent, secant or non concurrent to the x-axis. The discriminant is written as delta, and reprsents the variables inside the square root: \[\Delta = b^2-4ac\]
yep thats it @Owlcoffee thanks !!!
Thanks for all your help everyone
yep right i know that that's why i told her :-) (-: if you don't know how to change subject u can ask :)
oh my sorry about that i will pay more attention
it's okay :)
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