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Find Discriminate of quadratic equation 4x^2-ax+2=0

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Answered by babushall
6

Discriminat= b^2-4ac

here a=4 b=-a c=2.

(-a)^2-4(4)(2)

a^2-32

is your answer

Answered by Anonymous
11

Answer:

\implies 4x² - ax + 2 = 0

We know that:

Discriminant ( D ) = b² - 4ac

\implies D = (-a)² - 4.4.2

\implies D = a² - 32

Hence:

A takes the value of a² - 32.

What is a discriminant?

\bullet It determines whether a quadratic equation has real roots or not.

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