Quadratic Equations IIT&JEE Questions NO 09 || X Class

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[kanav]

Since b²-4ac (a=1 here) is discriminant
Hence -1 will give imaginary roots not integral roots, 0 will give identical roots not consecutive and 2 will give irrational roots (d must be a perfect square) hence answer is one

[MdAman-ohoq]

Ans will be = 1

First we will find
Alpha+beta
Then
Alpha*beta
Then we will put the value of a b c in b2-4ac






Thanks me later

[DivyanshJindal]

Take roots as 0 and 1 then b is 1 and c is zero easy