Math, asked by armankhan4757, 11 months ago


Prove that x² +4x+5 has no real zero.

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Answered by Thinker47
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D=b²-4ac. D= -4. So, as the D is negative, The roots will be imaginary and hence there will be no real roots!

Answered by Qwparis
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The equation has no real zeroes.

Given: The equation = x^{2} +4x+5=0.

To Prove: This equation has no real zeroes.

Solution:

If a equation has no real zeroes then its D < 0.

In equation ax^{2} +bx+c=0.

D = b^{2} -4ac

In equation x^{2} +4x+5=0.

a = 1, b = 4 and c = 5.

D = 4^{2} -4(1)(5)

D = 16 - 20

D = -4

As D < 0, it is proved that the equation x² +4x+5 has no real zeroes.

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