what is the nature of roots of the quadratic equation for 5x²-2x-3=0?
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Distinct and rational
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D=b^2 - 4ac
D=4 + 60=64
Since D>0 roots are real and distinct
D=4 + 60=64
Since D>0 roots are real and distinct
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To find out the nature of roots of an equation of the form ax^2+bx+c=0, you must calculate the determinant d.
Now d = b^2-4ac
If d>0 roots are real and distinct
If d=0 roots are real and equal
If d<0 roots are imaginary.
So from the above equation,
a=5, b= - 2 and c= - 3
Therefore d = (-2)^2-4*5*(-3) = 64
Since d>0 roots are real and distinct.
Now d = b^2-4ac
If d>0 roots are real and distinct
If d=0 roots are real and equal
If d<0 roots are imaginary.
So from the above equation,
a=5, b= - 2 and c= - 3
Therefore d = (-2)^2-4*5*(-3) = 64
Since d>0 roots are real and distinct.
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