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Check the value of the discriminant D for a quadratic equation

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The discriminant D of the quadratic formula. We will check which numbers can be factored out of the square root of D.
We assume D is a natural number, and the numbers that can be factored out are also natural numbers.
Enter D.
If the expression can be rewritten as D = k√D', the result will be displayed.
Value of the discriminant D
(Enter a natural number)
The value k that can be taken out of the square root The "k" in k√D'.
The number D' remaining inside the square root The "D'" in k√D'. D' is the transformed D.
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