Math, asked by frickbrainly, 8 months ago

Find the value of the discriminant of the following equation.
2x²+5√3x+6=0

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Answered by god10ronaldosucks

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Answer:

D= $b^{2} -4ac$

=(5√3)^2 -4(2)(6)

=75-48=27

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Answered by muktarshaikh060

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Answer:

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