Math, asked by tanushrinambiap42rg5, 1 year ago

it is given that ad not equal to bc. then prove that (a square + b square )x + 2( ac + bd )x - ( c square + d square) has real and distinct roots.

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Answered by kgmh06p4hsq7
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D=(4(a^2c^2+b^2d^2+2abcd))+(a2c2+a2d2+b2c2+b2d2)
AS ALL ARE IN SQUARES EVEN IF THE NOS ARE IN NEGATIVE IT WILL BECOME POSITIVE ... thus real roots i.e
D>0; proved

tanushrinambiap42rg5: you are genius man.........!!!!!!
tanushrinambiap42rg5: but wait
tanushrinambiap42rg5: real and distinct roots means D < 0 right????
kgmh06p4hsq7: nope thats for imaginary roots
tanushrinambiap42rg5: oooooo thanks genius
Answered by ashokbihari1970
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