You know, I remember the formula, but I don't remember what a, b, and c are
They are all superfluous if you know how to do quadratic expansion.
Do you have a truly universal method for quadratic expansion that is easier to remember and compute than the formula? Don't get me wrong, I enjoy quadratic expansion and always give it a few shots before resorting to the formula.
You ignoramus. This is what allows us artistic geniuses to freely unleash our gifts to the world, what we call “creative liberty”.
An insignificant thing like being wrong should not stop our creative juices from flowing unabashed.
You're not getting your deposit back if those creative juices soak in.
Why so... Negative? /s
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