23 lines
816 B
Python
23 lines
816 B
Python
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# The discriminant is the name given to the expression that appears under the square root (radical) sign in the quadratic formula.
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Test Data:
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The x value : 4
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The y value : 0
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The z value : -4
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Expected Output:
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Two Solutions. Discriminant value is : 64.0
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def discriminant():
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x_value = float(input('The x value: '))
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y_value = float(input('The y value: '))
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z_value = float(input('The z value: '))
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discriminant = (y_value**2) - (4*x_value*z_value)
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if discriminant > 0:
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print('Two Solutions. Discriminant value is:', discriminant)
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elif discriminant == 0:
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print('One Solution. Discriminant value is:', discriminant)
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elif discriminant < 0:
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print('No Real Solutions. Discriminant value is:', discriminant)
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discriminant()
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