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What is the number of integral values of "k" for which the equation has two rational solutions.
Asked by | 02 Apr, 2008, 12:05: PM
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For the given quadratic equation 2x2 + kx -4 = 0 will have rational solution if the Discriminant D = √b2 – 4ac should be an integer i.e b2 – 4ac should be a perfect square.i.e k2 -4*2*(-4) = k2 + 32 ,so for k = +2 and -2 the expression will have two rational solution therefore k can take two integral values.
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