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  1. December 17th 2009, 06:23 AM #1
    dkpeppard
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    Quadratic solutions - why usually two?

    Why are there usually 2 solutions to a quadratic equation, please?
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    Graphical Solutions of Quadratic Functions (with worked solutions & videos)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wilmer View Post
    This should make you an expert!

    Graphical Solutions of Quadratic Functions (with worked solutions & videos)
    I don't know about becoming an expert, but this offered some of the info I was looking for.

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