Find the discriminant of the following quadratic equation x^-5x+3=0

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The discriminant of the given quadratic equation as in the task content can be evaluated by means of the formula; D = b²-4ac and it's value is; 13.

<h3>What is the discriminant of the quadratic equation as given in the task content?</h3>

According to the task content, it follows that the quadratic equation whose discriminant is to be determined is; x²-5x+3=0.

By comparison with the standard form equation of a quadratic graph which goes thus; ax²+bx +c = 0, in which case, the determinant is given by the expression; b² - 4ac.

We can consequently evaluate the determinant of the quadratic equation in discuss as follows;

Determinant = b² -4ac = (-5)² - (4×1×3) = 25 - 12

Hence, the determinant in this case is; 13.

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