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Question 6
The values of a for which the expression x? -(a +2)x+ 4 is always positive is/are
(a) 2 <a<6
(b) -6<a<2
(c) -2 <a<6
(d) -6<a<-2
Question 7
If the difference between the roots of the equation r’ + ax+8 = 0 is 2, then the values of a
will be
(a) a= +8
(b) a = +6
(c) a = +7
(d) a = + 9​

Answers

Answered by sreenath707
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Answer:

no idea about this this is my answer

Answered by bakkeruabhishek
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Answer:

question number 6

answer is (b) -6 < a < 2

Step-by-step explanation:

for question number 6

  • x² - (a + 2)x + 4 is always positive

  • here coefficient of x² is positive and expression should be positive then

∆ &lt; 0

so, for expression ax² + bx + c

b ^{2} - 4ac &lt; 0

  • here a = 1; b = -(a + 2); c = 4

  • so, {-(a + 2)}² - (4)(1)(4) < 0

  • a² + 4a + 4 - 16 < 0

  • a² + 4a - 12 < 0

  • a² + 6a - 2a - 12 < 0

  • a(a + 6) -2(a + 6) < 0

  • (a + 6)(a - 2) < 0

  • so, -6 < a < 2

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  • question number 7 is not clear. Please give the equation clearly
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