If the equation x (square) + 4x+k=0 has real and distinct roots, then value of k is K
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▶ x² + 4x + k = 0
➡ As we know that the quadratic equation has real and distinct roots if when discriminant is greater than zero.
that is, D > 0 ..... ( i )
And also,
D = b² - 4ac ..... ( ii )
Here,
⭐ a = 1
⭐ b = 4
⭐ c = k
So, putting these value in equation ( ii )
D = b² - 4ac
= ( 4 )² - 4 × 1 × k
= 16 - 4k
And from ( i )
D > 0
16 - 4k > 0
16 > 4k
16/4 > k
4 > k
So,
The value of k can be any positive integer except 4 and the numbers less than 4.
@Altaf
Here's ur ans with solution :)
▶ x² + 4x + k = 0
➡ As we know that the quadratic equation has real and distinct roots if when discriminant is greater than zero.
that is, D > 0 ..... ( i )
And also,
D = b² - 4ac ..... ( ii )
Here,
⭐ a = 1
⭐ b = 4
⭐ c = k
So, putting these value in equation ( ii )
D = b² - 4ac
= ( 4 )² - 4 × 1 × k
= 16 - 4k
And from ( i )
D > 0
16 - 4k > 0
16 > 4k
16/4 > k
4 > k
So,
The value of k can be any positive integer except 4 and the numbers less than 4.
@Altaf
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