Math, asked by jaiswalsanjana012, 8 months ago

find the set of value of m for which exactly one root of the equation x^2 +Mx+(m^2 +6m)=0 lie in (-2,0)

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Answered by jitul5728

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Answered by AryaChawale10th

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Your answer is m belongs to (-6,0) U (-2) .

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