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Can you elaborate what you…
Can you elaborate what you mean? Your post is not actually clear. Different from what? From Quadratic formula? There are many ways to find the roots of a quadratic equation.
About roots of equations, quadratic or non-quadratic, advance methods are available. Example is Newton's method and my personal favorite is bisection method. Are you looking for more advanced method?