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Roots of a quadratic always come in two real conjugate pairs or two imaginary conjugate pairs. Why do you think this is?

  1. Because every complex number has a conjugate
  2. Because a quadratic needs terms with opposite signs
  3. Because all parabolas must have two roots
  4. Because the only difference between the two answers is the +/- sign in the formula

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