Math, asked by aryansood, 1 year ago

Check whether the equation 5x2

– 6x – 2 = 0 has real roots and if it has, find them by

the method of completing the square. Also verify that roots obtained satisfy the given

equation.

Answers

Answered by TooFree
21

5x² - 6x - 2 = 0


Check if the quadratic equation has real roots:

b² - 4ac = (-6)² - 4(5)(-2)

b² - 4ac =36 + 40

b² - 4ac = 76

b² - 4ac > 0

⇒ The  quadratic equation has real roots


Find the roots by completing the square:

5x² - 6x - 2 = 0

(Divide by 5 through to get the coefficient of x² as 1)

x² - 6/5 x - 2/5 = 0

(Add 2/5 to both sides)

x² - 6/5 x = 2/5

(Add 1/2 the coefficient of x  to both sides )

x² - 6/5 x + (6/10)² = 2/5 + (6/10)²

(Complete the square)

(x - 6/10)² = 2/5 + 36/100

(Simplify)

(x - 3/5)² = 19/25

(Square root both sides)

x - 3/5 = ±√(19/25)

(Evaluate x)

x = √(19/25) + 3/5 or x = -√(19/25)+ 3/5

x =  1.472 or 0.272


Verify:

Both the value of x are positive

⇒ The  quadratic equation has real roots


Answer: x =  1.472 or 0.272


Answered by topanswers
12

Given:

5x² - 6x - 2 = 0

To find:

Whether they have real roots.

If they have, find them by the method of completing the square.

To verify that roots obtained satisfy the given  equation.

Solution:

To check if the quadratic equation has real roots,

b² - 4ac > 0

Here,

a = 5

b = -6

c = -2

Substituting,

(-6)² - 4(5)(-2)

76

b² - 4ac > 0

Hence, the  quadratic equation has real roots.

To find the roots by completing the square,

Dividing the equation by 5,

x² - 6/5 x - 2/5 = 0

Adding 2/5 on both sides,

x² - 6/5 x = 2/5

Adding 1/2 the coefficient of x on both sides,

x² - 6/5 x + ( 6 / 10 ) ^2 = 2/5 + ( 6 / 10 )^2

( x - 6 / 10 )^2 = 2/5 + 36/100

Solving,

( x - 3 / 5 )^2 = 19/25

x - 3/5 = ± √ ( 19 / 25 )

Finding x,

x = √ ( 19 / 25 ) + 3 / 5

x = - √ ( 19 / 25 ) + 3 / 5

Hence,

x = 1.472

x = 0.272

To verify that roots obtained satisfy the given  equation,

Positive roots.

As the roots are positive, the equation has real roots.

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