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Look at the work for the following function. What mistake did they make when using the quadratic formula to find the solutions? What are the real solutions to the function?

50 Points Look At The Work For The Following Function What Mistake Did They Make When Using The Quadratic Formula To Find The Solutions What Are The Real Soluti class=

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John4184idn

Answer:

see below

Step-by-step explanation:

whenever there is negative number being squared, you need to add the brackets so that you inside the - 1 in front of the number

so this step is wrong

[tex] \sqrt{ - 9 { }^{2} - 4(1)(20) } [/tex]

the -9 ² , you must include the brackets to include the -1 in front of the 9

so it should be

[tex] \sqrt{( - 9) {}^{2} - 4(1)(20) } [/tex]

so you will get = 1

and then you continue with other parts of the formula and you will get real solutions

hope this helps

please mark it brainliest

inside the radical should be 81-80 which would be 1 of course and that leaves real solutions. answers are 5 & 4
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