Quadratic equation
Find the real roots of ax² + bx + c = 0.
Expand two expressions of the form ax + b and cx + d into quadratic coefficients.
Expand two expressions of the form ax + b and cx + d into quadratic coefficients.
a*ca*d+b*cb*dRead the output as A x² + B x + C, including zero and negative coefficients. Inputs are real numbers; no symbolic parsing or factorization is performed.
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Expand two expressions of the form ax + b and cx + d into quadratic coefficients. The middle coefficient combines both cross-products. Keep its sign when writing the expanded polynomial.
The middle coefficient combines both cross-products. Keep its sign when writing the expanded polynomial.
| Input | Example |
|---|---|
First x coefficient a | 2 |
First constant b | 3 |
Second x coefficient c | 4 |
Second constant d | 5 |
Read the output as A x² + B x + C, including zero and negative coefficients. Inputs are real numbers; no symbolic parsing or factorization is performed.
Use the displayed example inputs in the stated formula. Keep each quantity in its labelled unit and compare the unrounded result before applying display rounding.