According to the quadratic discriminant, the product and sum of two numbers, which is k, cannot equal in 0

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Gianna · Answer

Step-by-step explanation:    The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.      The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.      The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.So, a number that's added to 0 to give 0 can't be other than 0.      The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.So, a number that's added to 0 to give 0 can't be other than 0.In this case,    The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.So, a number that's added to 0 to give 0 can't be other than 0.In this case,➠K + K = K × K      The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.So, a number that's added to 0 to give 0 can't be other than 0.In this case,➠K + K = K × K➠2K = Kᒾ      The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.So, a number that's added to 0 to give 0 can't be other than 0.In this case,➠K + K = K × K➠2K = KᒾBy replacing K by 0, we get:-      The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.So, a number that's added to 0 to give 0 can't be other than 0.In this case,➠K + K = K × K➠2K = KᒾBy replacing K by 0, we get:-➠0 + 0 = 0 × 0      The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.So, a number that's added to 0 to give 0 can't be other than 0.In this case,➠K + K = K × K➠2K = KᒾBy replacing K by 0, we get:-➠0 + 0 = 0 × 0➠2 (0) = 0ᒾ      The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.So, a number that's added to 0 to give 0 can't be other than 0.In this case,➠K + K = K × K➠2K = KᒾBy replacing K by 0, we get:-➠0 + 0 = 0 × 0➠2 (0) = 0ᒾ➠0 = 0

Allison · Answer

huge   circ bold  blue { Solution}  circ   The product of 2 number can only be 0 if either the multiplication itself be 0.  So, our sum as 0 is the additive identity of all types of numbers.   So, a number that's added to 0 to give 0 can't be other than 0.    In this case,  ➠K + K = K × K  ➠2K = Kᒾ    By replacing K by 0, we get:-  ➠0 + 0 = 0 × 0  ➠2 (0) = 0ᒾ  ➠0 = 0  ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━  Hope the above concept is clear !

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