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2. Does the polynomial a4 + 4a2 + 5 = 0 have real zeroes?

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Answered by amitnrw
19

Given :   a⁴  + 4a²  +  5 = 0

To find :  Does the polynomial have real zeroes

Solution:

a⁴  + 4a²  +  5 = 0

=> a²(a² + 4)  = - 5

a²  ≥ 0

a² + 4 ≥ 1

=> a²(a² + 4) ≥ 0

=> a²(a² + 4)  + 5 ≥ 5

=> a⁴  + 4a²  +  5  ≥ 5

a⁴  + 4a²  +  5   ≠ 0

Hence no real zeroes  

a⁴  + 4a²  +  5 = 0

=> a²  =( - 4  ± √16 - 20)/2

=> a² =  - 2 ± i

Hence no real zero

polynomial  a⁴  + 4a²  +  5 = 0 does not have real zeroes

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Answered by niranjanmtheroth
5

Answer:   no real zero

Step-by-step explanation:   a⁴  + 4a²  +  5 = 0

=> a²(a² + 4)  = - 5

a²  ≥ 0

a² + 4 ≥ 1

=> a²(a² + 4) ≥ 0

=> a²(a² + 4)  + 5 ≥ 5

=> a⁴  + 4a²  +  5  ≥ 5

a⁴  + 4a²  +  5   ≠ 0

Hence no real zeroes  

a⁴  + 4a²  +  5 = 0

=> a²  =( - 4  ± √16 - 20)/2

=> a² =  - 2 ± i

Hence no real zero

polynomial  a⁴  + 4a²  +  5 = 0 does not have real zeroes

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