What does the discriminat tell us about our zeros of a equation

The video tutorial discusses the concept of the discriminant in quadratic equations, explaining its formula and significance. It covers different scenarios: when the discriminant is zero, positive and a square number, positive and not a square number, and negative. Each scenario is linked to the nature of the roots of the quadratic equation, such as real, rational, irrational, or complex roots.

Describe the relationship between the coefficients A, B, and C in a quadratic equation and the discriminant.

What type of roots do you get when the discriminant is greater than zero and is a perfect square?

Explain what happens when the discriminant is less than zero.