If 3x^2+4kx +1 >0 for all real values of x , then k lies in the interval
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3x² + 4kx + 1 > 0 for all real value of x
this is possible only when,
D = b² -4ac< 0
( 4 k)² - 4(3) < 0
16K² -12 < 0
4K² -3 < 0
(2K-√3)(2K+√3) < 0
-√3/2 < K < √3/2
this is possible only when,
D = b² -4ac< 0
( 4 k)² - 4(3) < 0
16K² -12 < 0
4K² -3 < 0
(2K-√3)(2K+√3) < 0
-√3/2 < K < √3/2
Ramu111:
why b^2-4ac is <0
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If the discriminant is negative then the roots of the quadratic function are imaginary.
So the quadratic function is never 0 for any real x.
Then as the coefficient of x^2 is positive , the value of the quadratic is positive for some large x for sure. So it will be positive for all x.
Discriminant = 16 k^2 - 12 < 0
So. The range of k is
- sqrt(3)/2 < k < sqrt(3)/2
Answer.
So the quadratic function is never 0 for any real x.
Then as the coefficient of x^2 is positive , the value of the quadratic is positive for some large x for sure. So it will be positive for all x.
Discriminant = 16 k^2 - 12 < 0
So. The range of k is
- sqrt(3)/2 < k < sqrt(3)/2
Answer.
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