Is a quadratic equation an identity? Which is the strongest answer? A. Is an identity because the equation always finds the zeros for a quadratic. B. Is an identity because the equation was derived from the general quadratic equation so it always works. C. Is not an identity because the equation sometimes results in complex solutions. D. Is not an identity because the equation only works for finding zeros for quadratics.

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