- ANo real roots
- BTwo equal real roots
- CTwo distinct real roots
- DExactly one real root
Step-by-Step Solution
When D < 0 the square root of a negative number is not real, so there are no real roots.
Answer: A) No real roots
If D < 0 for a quadratic equation, then the equation has:
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