if x square + 2x-9=0 then the roots of equation
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Explanation: In the equation x2−2x+9=0 , the coefficients are rational but as the discriminant is (−2)2−4×1×9=4−36=−32 is negative, the roots of the equation are pair of complex conjugate numbers. Hence, we can use quadratic formula to get roots.
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Explanation: In the equation x2−2x+9=0 , the coefficients are rational but as the discriminant is (−2)2−4×1×9=4−36=−32 is negative, the roots of the equation are pair of complex conjugate numbers. Hence, we can use quadratic formula to get roots.
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