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The discrimination ∆ of the equation 2x^2x+8=0 is
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Answered by LoveAman
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Answer

The discriminant of

2×2-x+8=0

is (-1)2-4(2)(8)=-63

This tells that there are no Real roots to the given equation.

Explanation:

For a quadratic equation in the general form:

x×2+bx=c=0

the discriminant is:

b2-4ac

The discriminant is a component of the general quadratic formula for solving a quadratic equation:

x=-b±rootb'2-4ac2a

If the discriminant (

b'2-4ac

) is less than zero

then the "solution" requires

the square root of a negative value

which does not exist as any Real value,

and therefore there can be no Real solutions to the equation.

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