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Getting the Discriminant and the Nature of Roots

First, find the value of a, b & c using the Equation

Arranging the Equation to standard form ax²+bx+c where ax² is Quadratic, bx is linear and c is constant. And where ax²≠0 ax² cant be to zero

6x²-150x=0

the Value of A= 6 B= -150 C=0 it is okay to have B & C as 0 but not A

Getting the Discriminant using the Formula

b²-4ac

change the letters to numbers

-150²-4(6)(0)

22500-0= 22500 is the Discriminant

The Nature of Roots is Real Rational Unequal

Because the Discriminant is greater than 0 or D>0 and it is a Perfect Square