d = d**2 -4*a*c Then, If a= 0 then the first "if" is correct and will run but you cant devide by zero. It needs if statement for checking the values of a.
@@dndplus5 Good. Most important thing about his code is to check the value of "a" because you can see it won't run. You could also expand your code by finding also any complex roots we might have in an quadratic equation.
in 8 th line it will came 4 not 5
d = d**2 -4*a*c
Then,
If a= 0 then the first "if" is correct and will run but you cant devide by zero.
It needs if statement for checking the values of a.
ok, so i'm running the the code with your corrected numbers and his input numbers. the result is X1 = 1.62; X2 = -1. is this correct?
@@dndplus5 No it's not correct. From his input numbers a, b, c you should find
X1=1.72 and X2=-0.72.
@@nikosvellis4132 the line in question reads d = b ** 2 -4 * a * c, when I run, the output: X1 = 1.72; X2 = -1. how do I correct X2 output?
I found the error, line print("X1 = %.2f; X2 = %.2f" % (x1,x2)) I failed to include the 2 in the X2 equation. code is working now.
@@dndplus5 Good.
Most important thing about his code is to check the value of "a" because you can see it won't run.
You could also expand your code by finding also any complex roots we might have in an quadratic equation.
Thanks very easy to understand and straightforward
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