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Find the value of descriminant. 2y²-5y + 10 = 0

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Answered by gotoo000612y
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Answer:

Analysis

Here we're given a quadratic equation (2y²-5y+10=0),and we've to find the Discriminant(D) of the equation. And we know that D=b²-4ac.

Where

\mapsto D=Discriminant.

\mapsto b=Coefficient of x.

\mapsto a=Coefficient of x².

\mapsto c=Constant term.

Given

  • Equation=2y²-5y+10.
  • b=-5
  • a=2
  • c=10

To Find

Discriminant(D) of the equation.

Answer

\large{\underline{\boxed{\rm{\leadsto{Discriminant(D)=b^2-4ac}}}}}

\rm\rightarrow{D=b^2-4ac}

\rm\rightarrow{D=(-5)^2-4(2)(10)}

\rm\rightarrow{D=25-4(20)}

\rm\rightarrow{D=25-80}

\rm\rightarrow{D=-55}

{\boxed{\boxed{\rm{\rightarrow{D=-55✔}}}}}

Hence the Discriminant(D) of the equation is -55 which is the required answer.

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