Which consequence arises in early Islamic surveying when quadratic equations lack a valid solution?

💡 Explanation

The mechanism of geometrical construction relies on algebraic solutions; because an unsolvable quadratic prevents finding intersection points with reliable numerical techniques, therefore inaccurate land measurement occurs, rather than any perfectly predictable measurement results.

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