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Re: In the x-y plane, did y=ax2+bx+c intersect with x-axis? [#permalink]
MathRevolution wrote:
In the x-y plane, did y=ax2+bx+c intersect with x-axis?

1) a>0
2) c=-3

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@chetan2u/brunuel : Can you please explain the concept behind this? - Thanks
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Re: In the x-y plane, did y=ax2+bx+c intersect with x-axis? [#permalink]
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