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BONUS: Mathematical Operations and Functions / The Quadratic Formula / Problem 3
Problem 3
In a chemical equilibrium problem, when might only one of the solutions from the quadratic formula be valid?
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When both solutions are positive
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When the discriminant is zero
C
When one solution is negative and concentrations cannot be negative
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When both solutions are negative
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