Nature of Roots
Nature of Roots: Overview
In this topic, we will learn how to check if a quadratic has two distinct real roots, two equal real roots, and no real roots. This is explained with the help of examples.
Important Questions on Nature of Roots
The solution of equation , by plotting the graph is _____.

The solution of equation , by plotting the graph is

The positive solution of equation by drawing its graph for is

By plotting the graph, solve the equation .

Solve the equation by drawing its graph for .

If the equation does not possess real roots, then

If the equation has equal roots, then find the value of .

Find the value of the discriminant of the quadratic equation .

Find the value of so that equation has no real roots.

Find the value of for which quadratic equation has real and distinct roots.

If is one root of quadratic equation and roots of quadratic equation is equal, then find the value of .

If the roots of equation are real and distinct, then .

Find the value of for which quadratic equation has real and distinct roots. Find the maximum integer value of .

Find the value of for which quadratic equation has real and distinct roots.

Find the value of in the quadratic equation for which roots are real and equal.

Find the sum of values of in the quadratic equation for which roots are real and equal.

Find the sum of values of in the quadratic equation for which roots are real and equal.

If the value of in the quadratic equation for which roots are real and equal, then find the value of .

Find the value of in the quadratic equation for which roots are real and equal.

Find the value of in the quadratic equation for which roots are real and equal.
