Consider the quadratic equation 3x^2-6+2x. (a)What is the value of the discriminant? (b)What does the discriminant of the quadratic equation tell about the solutions to 3x^2-6+2x ? Thank you!

a) Since we have a quadratic equation the discriminant is given by:

Where and replacing we got:

b) Since the discriminant is higher than 0 we will have two real solutions when we set up the equation equal to 0.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have the following ufnction given:

Part a

Since we have a quadratic equation the discriminant is given by:

Where and replacing we got:

Part b

Since the discriminant is higher than 0 we will have two real solutions when we set up the equation equal to 0.