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If We Apply the Quadratic Formula and Find That the Value

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If we apply the quadratic formula and find that the value of b2−4acb^{2}-4 a c equals zero, what can we conclude?


A) The equation has two rational solutions.
B) The equation has one irrational solution.
C) The equation has one rational solution.
D) The equation has no real solutions.

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