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The roots of the equation x2+6x-(a2+2a-8)=0 are [[1]] and [[2]].


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answer is A - 2, - A + 4.

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The roots of the equation x2+6x-(a2+2a-8)=0 are a-2 and -a+4.
Given quadratic equation is,
x2+6x-(a2+2a-8)=0.
We know that,
Discriminant for the quadratic equation ax2+bx+c=0, a0 where a, b and c are real numbers is given by,
D=b2-4ac.
On comparing the given equation x2+6x-(a2+2a-8)=0 with standard form we get,
a=1, b=6,c=-(a2+2a-8) Then,
D=b2-4ac D=62-4×1×-a2+2a-8 D=36+4a2-8a-32
D=4a2-8a+4 D=4a+12>0                                         Discriminant is greater than zero which means the roots of the equation exist.
Since, quadratic formula for the quadratic equation ax2+bx+c=0, a0 where a, b and c are real numbers is given by,
x=-b±D2a Then,
x=-6±4a+122×1 x=-6±2(a+1)2 x=-3±(a+1)
On taking positive sign,
x=-3+(a+1) x=a-2 On taking negative sign,
x=-3-(a+1)  x=-a-4=-a+4
Therefore, the roots of the equation x2+6x-(a2+2a-8)=0 are a-2 and -a+4.
 
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The roots of the equation x2+6x-(a2+2a-8)=0 are [[1]] and [[2]].