Math, asked by punctualisking, 9 hours ago

Find the discriminant of the quadratic equation 3x² -√2x+4=0.

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Answered by momomalikomni143

1

√(3²+√2²+4²)

√9+2+16

√27

3√3

Answered by mrshot079

3

Answer:

D = 46

Step-by-step explanation:

D= b²- 4ac

D= (-root2)² - 4(3)(4)

D= 2 - 48

D= 46

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