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For what value of p the quadratic equation px2 +8x-2 =0 has real roots

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Answered by Anonymous
44
if the equation has real roots then it satisfy that b^2-4ac=0
and here a is equals to p, b is equals to 8 and C is equals to minus 2.
(8)^2-4(p)(-2)=0
64+8p=0
8p=-64
p=-8
Answered by harendrachoubay
36

The value of p is "- 8".

Step-by-step explanation:

The given quadratic equation:

px^2+8x-2 =0

To find, the value of p = ?

Here, a = p, b = 8 and c = - 2

D=b^{2} -4ac

=8^{2} -4(p)(-2)

=64+8p, has real root

64+8p=0

⇒ p = - 8

Hence, the value of p is "- 8".

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