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ferrari method to solve biquadratic equations

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Katie Cooper (Community Manager) February 22, 2012 16:35

Hi aks,

We appreciate you reaching out in our community forum but unfortunately, our primary function here is to address user questions, problems, ideas, and other comments regarding the functionality of STUDYBLUE rather than content. I would recommend logging into your SB account and searching for 'Ferrari Method'. You may be able to find your answer through public flashcards/notes contributed by fellow users.

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Hi aks, We appreciate you reaching out in our community forum but unfortunately, our primary function here is to address user questions, problems, ideas, and other comments regarding the functionality of STUDYBLUE rather than content. I would recommend logging into your SB account and searching for 'Ferrari Method'. You may be able to find your answer through public flashcards/notes contributed by fellow users. Best, Katie

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