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The roots of the equation , 2+3=m, are non real roots.
The quadratic formula's discriminant is represented by the square root symbol -4ac. If there are two solutions, one solution, or none at all, the discriminant informs us.
As of now, 2m²+3=m we need to find the kind of roots they have.
2m²+3=m
2m²-m+3=0
Here, we can derive the following values from the equation:
a = 2, b = -1, c = 3
An equation's discriminant is stated as:
D = b²-4ac
D = (-1)(-1) - 4(2)(3)
D = 1 - 24
D = -23
Discriminant can determine the kind of roots that the equation contains.
In this instance, the discriminant is below 0.
The equation's roots are complex conjugates when D < 0.
Hence the roots for the equation are non real roots.
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Answer:
- 120
Step-by-step explanation:
call x is the number you want to find
- (3/4 )x + 3
= (2/3)x - 6
- (3/4)x + (7/2) = (2/3)x - (13/2)
- (3/4)x - (2/3)x = - (13 /2) - (7/2)
- (1/12)x = -10
- x = -10 / (1/12) = -120