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solve the quadratic equation 5m^2+2m+1=0​

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Answered by Aashi2005
6

Answer:

5m^2+2m+1=0

Here a=5,b=2,c=1

By quadratic formula,

D=b^2-4ac= 2^2-4x5x1= 4-20=-16

As D is less than 0,

the equation does not have real roots.

(OR IF THIS EQUATION DOES HAVE REAL ROOTS ACCORDING TO THE SOLUTION OF YOUR BOOK, THEN PLEASE CHECK THE SIGNS CAREFULLY)

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Answered by GovindRavi
2

Here a = coefficient of m^2 = 5

b = coefficient of m = 2

c = constant term = 1

D = discriminant = b ^2 - 4ac

= 2^2 - 4 × 5 × 1

= 4 - 20 = - 16

root ( D ) = root ( -16 ) = root ( ( -1 ) × 16 ))

= root ( -1 ) × root ( 16 ) = i × 4 = 4i

since root ( - 1 ) = i ( imaginary number )

using quadratic formula :

m = ( - b + - root ( D ) ) / 2a

= ( -2 + - 4i ) / 2 ×5 = ( -2 + - 4i ) / 10

= 2 ( -1 + - 2i ) / 10 = ( -1 + - 2i ) / 5

m = 1/5 × ( -1 + - 2i )

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