if the coefficient of X square and the constant term of a quadratic equation have same signs and if the coefficient of X term is zero, then the quadratic equation has no real roots true or false
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The quadratic equation is -
x^2 + a =0 where a is any real number. Transpose ‘a’ to the otherside
x^2 = - a
x= - a^1/2 (the zero)
Since the square root of any negative number is unreal and so the Zero is also unreal.
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