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\sf\: the\: roots\:of\:2x^{2}+x+3=0\: are

Answer: \frac{-1+-i\sqrt{23}}{4}

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Answered by nisha1456
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Answered by vampire002
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2x²+X+3=0

so D=b²-4ac

=1²-4(2)(3)

=1-24

=-23

so by applying quadratic formula

X=(-b+-√D)/2a

=(-1+-√-23)/2(2)

=(-1+-i√23)/4.......... where i=√-1

so X={(-1+i√23)/4,(-1-i√23)/4}

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