What is a Root in a Quadratic Equation?
Roots are the solutions to the quadratic equation where the graph hits the x-axis. Think of them as the equation's way of saying 'I'm done!'
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A root in a quadratic equation is just a fancy term for the solution where the equation equals zero. Basically, it's where the parabola crosses the x-axis!
Trust me, as someone who's spent too much time with quadratics, the roots are the x values where the parabola meets the x-axis. Voil脿!
The roots are simply the values of x that make the quadratic equation equal zero. Yup, it's that straightforward!
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