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4 Students are discussing about the ‘completing square’ method when solving a quadratic equation. Who is making a correct statement?
1
John: This method will only work when the roots are whole numbers.
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Nancy: This method will only result in roots which are real.
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Timothy: There is no need to bring the constant term to the right hand side in the first step.
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Jane:The coefficient of x2
must be 1 before we can complete the square.
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