for all x^2 , x^2 + 2ax +(10-3a) >0 , then the interval in which 'a' lies is ?
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Its an Quadratic equation so,
As we know ,
➡Ax² + bx + c >0 for all values of x only if
➡ a>0 and D<0
so, find discriminate
➡x² -4(10-3a) < 0
➡4(a² +3a -10) <0
➡(a+5)(a-2) <0
Then, a belongs to (-5,2).
Answer is Value if A belongs to
As we know ,
➡Ax² + bx + c >0 for all values of x only if
➡ a>0 and D<0
so, find discriminate
➡x² -4(10-3a) < 0
➡4(a² +3a -10) <0
➡(a+5)(a-2) <0
Then, a belongs to (-5,2).
Answer is Value if A belongs to
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So , the answer is here
If
x^2 , x^2 + 2ax +(10-3a) >0
x² -4(10-3a) < 0
4(a² +3a -10) <0
(a+5)(a-2) <0
Hence , a belongs to (-5,2).
hope you got it
If
x^2 , x^2 + 2ax +(10-3a) >0
x² -4(10-3a) < 0
4(a² +3a -10) <0
(a+5)(a-2) <0
Hence , a belongs to (-5,2).
hope you got it
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