Math, asked by riu17, 11 months ago

the root of ax²+bx+c=0,a≠0 are real and unequal. what is the value of D​

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Answered by neelimaravikumar2010
31

Answer:

D= b²-4ac>0

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Answered by qwsuccess
3

Given,

An Algebraic equation, ax^{2} +bx+c=0., a≠0.

The roots of this equation are real and unequal.

To Find

The Value of D in that case.

Solution,

We know Discriminant, D of any equation alike ax^{2} +bx+c=0. is = b^{2}- 4ac.

If  b^{2}- 4ac. \geq0 then only the equation can have real roots,

And if  b^{2}- 4ac. then equation can have unequal roots.

So if and only if, D= b^{2}- 4ac.>0 then the roots of  ax^{2} +bx+c=0. be real and unequal.

Hence, for having real and unequal roots the value of D should be >0.

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