If k,b is positive real number, then the roots of the equation x2+bx−2+k(x2+3x+2)=0 are
A
real and distinct.
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B
imaginary.
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C
real and equal.
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D
none of these
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Solution
The correct option is A real and distinct. x2+bx−2+k(x2+3x+2)=0⇒(k+1)x2+(b+3k)x+2(k−1)=0D=(b+3k)2−8(k+1)(k−1)=b2+9k2+6bk−8k2+8=b2+k2+6bk+8>0⇒D>0 ∴ roots will be real and distinct