Prove that the quadratic equation
x²+ax-4=0 has distict, real roots.
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it can be solved throught splitting the middle term
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Given, Quadratic equation-
x^2+ ax-4=0
on comparing with general form of quadratic equation-- ax^2+bx^2+c=0
Here,a= 1,b= a,c= -4
Now, Discriminant,D » 0
b^2-4ac » 0
a^2 - 4×1×(-4) » 0
a^2 + 16 » 0
Here, It's clear that a^2+16 is greater than 0
so,the equation has distinct and real root's
Hence, proved
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