Quadratic Equation with Real Roots

Quadratic Equation with Real Roots

IP 3

Show that the equation \({{x}^{2}}+\mathrm{(2}a-\mathrm{2)}x\ +\mathrm{(2}a-\mathrm{3)}\ =0\) has real roots for all real values of \(a\).

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Answer:Proved: the equation has real roots for every real value of \(a\)

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