Solving Quadratic Equations with a Linear Polynomial Relation

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I derived a relation between the product of two linear polynomials and the square of their average. It can be used to solve any quadratic equation. Will this help me getting into a top university?
 
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We already can solve any quadratic equation. So no.
 
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So I shouldn't include this in an essay if I am going to apply for a top university??
 
Actually, I think it is likely to anti-impress people. I'd exclude it.
 
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Mrq said:
I derived a relation between the product of two linear polynomials and the square of their average. It can be used to solve any quadratic equation. Will this help me getting into a top university?
This seems to be a description of completing the square to solve anyone or two variable quadratic equation. Nobody cares, because this is routine knowledge, established for a long time. The only way this would impress anyone is if you could use it in a job as an employee where most people near in the field have typically forgotten their knowledge.
 
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