1.1 Algebra and functions

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The equation $x^2 + (n + 1)x + (3 - 3n) = 0$ , where $n\,$ is a constant has two distinct real roots.

Find the set of possible values for $n$ .

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The equation $x^2 + (n + 1)x + (3 - 3n) = 0$ , where $n\,$ is a constant has two distinct real roots.

Find the set of possible values for $n$ .

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1.1 Algebra and functions Questions