{ Coefficients

Must be non-zero for a quadratic equation
Can be any real number
Can be any real number
Try these examples:
⚠️ Please enter valid coefficients. Coefficient 'a' cannot be zero.
Equation solved successfully! View the results below.

Solution Results

Discriminant (Δ)
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Root 1 (x₁)
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Root 2 (x₂)
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Vertex (h, k)
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📈 Interactive Graph

Function
Roots
Vertex
Axis
Move mouse over graph to see coordinates
Quadratic Function (Parabola)
Roots (x-intercepts)
Vertex (h, k)
Axis of Symmetry

📝 Detailed Solution Steps

Step 1: Enter the coefficients
Enter the values for coefficients a, b, and c in the equation ax² + bx + c = 0. Coefficient a must be non-zero.
Step 2: Click "Calculate Roots & Graph"
Once you've entered the coefficients, click the "Calculate Roots & Graph" button to solve the equation. The solver will compute the discriminant and find the roots using the quadratic formula, and draw the graph.
Step 3: View the results and graph
The results will show you the discriminant, both roots, the vertex, and the nature of the roots. The interactive graph will show the parabola, roots, vertex, and axis of symmetry.