Math, asked by geethabasireddy400, 3 months ago

Is((x+1) (x+2) (x+3) =0 ia a quadratic equation

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Answered by jyotigaikwad7930

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No is , a quadratic equations. If degree of equations is 2 then it is only quadratic equations.

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