We are using the discriminant to find how many solutions there are in the quadratic equation. i understand that if it's > 0 then 2 real solutions, =0 then 1 real solution, and < 0 no real solutions. why when a discriminant is negative there are two solutions but other times 0? explain how can you tell.

➷ If there is a negative discriminant, there won't be any real solutions. This is because two values can't be squared to give a negative value. This would mean there are no x - intercepts and also, no solutions.

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