Math, asked by nancy1704, 1 year ago

in quadratic equation kx^2 - 6 x-1=0determine the value of k for which equation does not have any real root​

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Answered by boss2003
1

therefore the value of 'k' is -5

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pavithra6999: Wrong answer
pavithra6999: K=-9
boss2003: sorry
boss2003: calculated wrong
Answered by Anonymous
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Heya

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For complex / No real roots Descrimnant <0

Descrimnant of given quadratic equation is = 36 - 4 ( k ) × ( -1 )

=>

36 + 4k <0

=>

4k < 36

=>

k < 9



So, The possible values of k are ( -infinity to 9 )

nancy1704: it has no roots
Anonymous: No, Dear it has two roots but both are complex
nancy1704: read the question carefully
Anonymous: Dear, put any value of k which is less than 9 and then solve the quadratic equation you will get two values of i,e two roots which both are complex/No real roots
Anonymous: *two vlaues of k
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