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    The document discusses the nature of roots of quadratic equations. It states that the roots are given by the quadratic formula and depends on the discriminant. There are three cases: 1) If the discriminant is greater than 0, then the roots are real and distinct. 2) If the discriminant is less than 0, then the roots are complex and distinct. 3) If the discriminant is equal to 0, then the roots are real and equal. Several examples are then given to show the nature of roots for different equations based on the value of the discriminant. Methods to determine if roots are rational or irrational are also provided.

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    The document discusses the nature of roots of quadratic equations. It states that the roots are given by the quadratic formula and depends on the discriminant. There are three cases: 1) If the discriminant is greater than 0, then the roots are real and distinct. 2) If the discriminant is less than 0, then the roots are complex and distinct. 3) If the discriminant is equal to 0, then the roots are real and equal. Several examples are then given to show the nature of roots for different equations based on the value of the discriminant. Methods to determine if roots are rational or irrational are also provided.

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    Exercise 4.

    7
    Nature of roots of Quadratic Equation
    We know that the roots of the quadratic equation are given by the quadratic formula
    √

    We see that there are two possible values for , as discriminated by the part of the formula √ .
    The nature of roots of the quadratic equation depends on the value of the expression , which is
    called its discriminant.
    Case I: If then roots will be and , so the roots are real and equal.
    Case II: If then roots will be complex and distinct.
    Case III: If then roots will be real and distinct. Also if If is a perfect square then
    roots will be rational otherwise irrational.

    Q#1: Discuss the nature of roots of the following equations.

    (i)
    Now
    Solution:
    Roots of equation (1) will be real and equal.
    Now Q#2: Show that the roots of the following
    equations will be real.
    Roots of equation (1) will be real and (i) ( )
    distinct, also is not a perfect
    square so roots will be irrational. Solution: ( )
    Equation (1) can be written as
    (ii)
    ( )
    Solution:

    Now Now

    Roots of equation (1) will be real and


    distinct, also is a perfect square so
    roots will be rational.
    Now as we know that
    (iii)

    Solution:

    Now Roots of (1) will be real.


    (ii)
    Roots of equation (1) will be real and
    distinct, also is not a perfect Solution:
    square so roots will be irrational.

    (iv) Now
    Solution:
    UNIT 4 (QUADRATIC EQUATIONS)
    M. SHAHID NADEEM, SCHOLARS ACADEMY, SHAH WALI COLONY, WAH CANTT. (0300-5608736) P1
    Roots of (1) will be real.
    Q#3: Show that the roots of the following
    equations will be rational.
    (i) (iii)
    Solution:
    Solution:
    Now

    Since roots of (1) are equal

    As and also a perfect square, so


    roots of (1) are rational.
    (ii)
    Solution:

    Now

    Q#5:
    As and also a perfect square, so
    roots of (1) are rational. Show that the roots of
    Q#4: For what value of will the roots of will be equal, if .
    the following equations be equal? Solution:
    (i)

    Solution:

    Since roots of equation (1) are equal Since roots of (1) are equal

    as required.
    Q#6: Show that roots of
    will be equal, if .
    Solution:
    (ii)

    Solution:
    Since roots of the equation (1) are equal
    Since roots of equation (1) are equal

    UNIT 4 (QUADRATIC EQUATIONS)


    M. SHAHID NADEEM, SCHOLARS ACADEMY, SHAH WALI COLONY, WAH CANTT. (0300-5608736) P2
    as required.
    Q#7: Prove that will have
    equal roots if .
    Solution: Do yourself
    Q#8: Show that the roots of the equation
    ( ) ( )
    will be equal, if either
    .
    Solution:
    as required.
    Since roots of (1) are equal

    UNIT 4 (QUADRATIC EQUATIONS)


    M. SHAHID NADEEM, SCHOLARS ACADEMY, SHAH WALI COLONY, WAH CANTT. (0300-5608736) P3

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