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Taking the view that the zero balance is set by the value of the c variable at least,We need to find a good value for x
/and for the uncertainty associated with x/
given that:
a x^2 + b x + c = 0 [1]
So ... any takers?Just one question for starters - is there intentionally no
uncertainty quoted for the RHS of the quadratic equation? That is,
does the spirit of the question intend to assume that the 0 is exact,
or not? Perhaps this question is not relevant, but I'd like to work
the "correct" intended problem.
Stefan Jeglinski