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Standard XII
Mathematics
Nature of Roots
If the roots ...
Question
If the roots of the equation
x
2
−
(
p
+
4
)
x
+
2
p
+
5
=
0
are equal, then the value(s) of
p
is/are
A
−
2
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B
2
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D
−
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Solution
The correct option is
B
2
x
2
−
(
p
+
4
)
x
+
2
p
+
5
=
0
As roots are equal, so
D
=
0
⇒
(
p
+
4
)
2
−
4
(
2
p
+
5
)
=
0
⇒
p
2
+
8
p
+
16
−
8
p
−
20
=
0
⇒
p
2
−
4
=
0
⇒
p
=
±
2
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