The zeros of the quadratic polynomial$x^2+kx+k$:k=0

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The zeros of the quadratic polynomial $x^2+kx+k$ :k=0

Acannot both be positive

Bcannot both be negative

Care always unequal

Dare always equal

Answer:

A. cannot both be positive

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The zeros of the quadratic polynomial $x^2+kx+k$ :k=0 cannot both be positive

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