Question
What should be the value of t in the equation x² + tx + 64
= 0 so that it has two equal real roots?Solution
ATQ,
Equal roots condition: Discriminant = 0
t² - 4×1×64 = 0
⇒ t² = 256
⇒ t = ±16
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