Math, asked by vineet200418, 1 year ago

find the value of k for which the equation has real roots
kx {}^{2}  - 6x - 2

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Answered by manannarang1313
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dishagaur748: hey mate!! you have done solution for real and equal roots whereas question asks for real roots only
manannarang1313: means
alokyadav42: The Answer is k= - 9/2 . So roots are not real
Answered by dishagaur748
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hey mate!!

here is your answer:
in equation kx^2-6x-2, a=k, b=-6 and c=-2
so, discriminant=b^2-4ac
d=(-6)^2-4(k)(-2)
d=36+8k
now, discriminant can be equal to zero or greater than zero as the equation has real roots.

in this equation the value of k can be -4,-3,-2,-1,0 or greater than it to make the d equal to 0 or greater than zero.

hope it helped!!




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