If a+b+c= 0 , then the roots of the equation
4 ax^2 + 3bx + 2c = 0 are
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4ax^2 + 3bx + 2c = 0
Discriminant, Δ=(3b)2−4(4a)(2c)
Δ=9b2−32ac
Δ=9(a2+c2+2ac)−32ac
Δ=9(a2+c2+2ac)−32ac
Δ=9a2+9c2+18ac−32ac
Δ=9a2+9c2−14ac
Δ=7(a2+c2−2ab)+2(a2+c2)
Δ=7(a−c)2+2(a2+c2)
clearly, (a−c)2>0 & a2+c2>0 ∀ a,c∈R
thus, Δ>0.
Then equation has real roots.
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