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Find the values of m for which the equation 3x² + 6x + m= 0 has two distinct real roots.

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Answered by nikitasingh79
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Given equation is


3x² + 6x + m= 0


On Comparing With  ax²+ bx+c= 0


a= 3, b= 6 , c= m


Discriminant (D) = b² - 4ac


D= 6²- 4× 3× m


D= 36 -12m


D= 12(3-m)


since ,roots of given equation are  distinct real roots.


D> 0 ( two real & distinct roots)


36 -12m > 0


36 > 12m


12m < 36


m < 36/12


m < 3


Hence, the given Equation will have distinct roots , if m< 3.


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24032002: Value of my can be equal to 3 because condition for reliability roots is D=0
nikitasingh79: here condition is given real distinct roots
nikitasingh79: D= 0 when roots are real & equal
nikitasingh79: In real & distinct roots D>0
24032002: yes
24032002: thanks Nikita
24032002: it was some misunderstanding in reading the question
Answered by 24032002
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Having a real and distinct roots means D>0
Therefore D=b²-4ac>0
Here a=3, b=6, and c=m
Therefore D=6²-4(3)(m)
=36-12m=0
-12m=-36
m=36/12
m=3
Hence value of m > 3

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nikitasingh79: correct ur answer
24032002: This is wrong answer
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24032002: thank you for correcting me
24032002: I didn't read the answer properly
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