- ARational and distinct
- BIrrational
- CImaginary
- DAlways equal
Step-by-Step Solution
If and is a perfect square (with rational a, b, c), is rational so the roots are rational and distinct.
Answer: A) Rational and distinct
If a quadratic equation has rational coefficients and a perfect-square discriminant, then its roots are:
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