Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Ashley and Jennifer #67

For this problem we solved it with k still in its place until we got to the discriminant and then we solved for k by knowing the square root of 144 was 12 and that if you wanted the discriminant to be positive k squared had to be over 144, if you wanted the discriminant to be 0 you had to have k squared equal 144, and if you wanted the discriminant to be negative k squared had to be less than 144

2 comments:

  1. We got the same answer and great explanation.

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  2. I think you did everything right, but you may have forgot to account for the fact that negative numbers squared would also be positive.

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