write discrinants of the quadratic equation √3x²-2√2(x+1)-2=0
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Answer:
X= -√2/3 or -√6
Step-by-step explanation:
√3x^2 - 2√2x -2√3 = 0 (given)
√3x^2 -3√2x + √2x -2√3 = 0
[3√2× √2 = 6 & -3√2+ √2 = -2√2]
√3x (x-√6 ) + √2 ( x-√6) = 0
(√3x + √2 ) ( x -√6 ) = 0
√3x + √2 = 0 or x - √6 = 0
√3x = -√2 or x = √6
x = -√2/√3 or x = √6
x = - √2/3 or x = √6
hence, the roots of the quadratic equation√3x^2 - 2√2x - 2√3 = 0 are
-√(2/3) & -√6
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