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The Discriminant
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
is a perfect square : roots are rational
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
is a perfect square : roots are rational
e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
is a perfect square : roots are rational
e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i
2
) 3 5 9 0a x x  
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
is a perfect square : roots are rational
e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i
2
) 3 5 9 0a x x  
  2
5 4 3 9
83 0
  
  
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
is a perfect square : roots are rational
e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i
2
) 3 5 9 0a x x  
  2
5 4 3 9
83 0
  
  
no real roots
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
is a perfect square : roots are rational
e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i
2
) 3 5 9 0a x x  
  2
5 4 3 9
83 0
  
  
no real roots
2
) 2 6 3 0b x x  
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
is a perfect square : roots are rational
e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i
2
) 3 5 9 0a x x  
  2
5 4 3 9
83 0
  
  
no real roots
2
) 2 6 3 0b x x  
  2
6 4 2 3
60 0
   
 
The Discriminant
2
4b ac  
The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
is a perfect square : roots are rational
e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i
2
) 3 5 9 0a x x  
  2
5 4 3 9
83 0
  
  
no real roots
2
) 2 6 3 0b x x  
  2
6 4 2 3
60 0
   
 
two different, real, irrational roots
(ii) Find the values of k which makes;
2
) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k  
(ii) Find the values of k which makes;
2
) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k  
equal roots occur when 0 
(ii) Find the values of k which makes;
2
) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k  
equal roots occur when 0 
2
. . 6 4 0i e k 
(ii) Find the values of k which makes;
2
) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k  
equal roots occur when 0 
2
. . 6 4 0i e k 
36 4 0
9
k
k
 

(ii) Find the values of k which makes;
2
) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k  
equal roots occur when 0 
2
. . 6 4 0i e k 
36 4 0
9
k
k
 

2
) 4 2 0 have unreal rootsb x x k  
(ii) Find the values of k which makes;
2
) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k  
equal roots occur when 0 
2
. . 6 4 0i e k 
36 4 0
9
k
k
 

2
) 4 2 0 have unreal rootsb x x k  
unreal roots occur when 0 
(ii) Find the values of k which makes;
2
) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k  
equal roots occur when 0 
2
. . 6 4 0i e k 
36 4 0
9
k
k
 

2
) 4 2 0 have unreal rootsb x x k  
unreal roots occur when 0 
   
2
. . 4 4 2 0i e k  
(ii) Find the values of k which makes;
2
) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k  
equal roots occur when 0 
2
. . 6 4 0i e k 
36 4 0
9
k
k
 

2
) 4 2 0 have unreal rootsb x x k  
unreal roots occur when 0 
   
2
. . 4 4 2 0i e k  
16 8 0
2
k
k
 

2
) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k  
2
) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k  
real roots occur when 0 
2
) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k  
real roots occur when 0 
  2
. . 2 4 4 0i e k k 
2
) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k  
real roots occur when 0 
  2
. . 2 4 4 0i e k k 
2
2
4 16 0
1
4
k
k
 

2
) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k  
real roots occur when 0 
  2
. . 2 4 4 0i e k k 
2
2
4 16 0
1
4
k
k
 

1 1
2 2
k  
2
) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k  
real roots occur when 0 
  2
. . 2 4 4 0i e k k 
2
2
4 16 0
1
4
k
k
 

1 1
2 2
k  
2 2
( ) For what value of is the line a tangent to
the circle 20 10 100 0?
iii a y ax
x y x y

    
2
) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k  
real roots occur when 0 
  2
. . 2 4 4 0i e k k 
2
2
4 16 0
1
4
k
k
 

1 1
2 2
k  
2 2
( ) For what value of is the line a tangent to
the circle 20 10 100 0?
iii a y ax
x y x y

    
2 2 2
20 10 100 0x a x x ax    
2
) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k  
real roots occur when 0 
  2
. . 2 4 4 0i e k k 
2
2
4 16 0
1
4
k
k
 

1 1
2 2
k  
2 2
( ) For what value of is the line a tangent to
the circle 20 10 100 0?
iii a y ax
x y x y

    
2 2 2
20 10 100 0x a x x ax    
   2 2
1 10 2 100 0a x a x    
line is a tangent when 0 
line is a tangent when 0 
    
2 2
i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a   
line is a tangent when 0 
    
2 2
i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a   
2 2
400 400 100 400 400 0a a a    
line is a tangent when 0 
    
2 2
i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a   
2 2
400 400 100 400 400 0a a a    
2
3 4 0a a 
line is a tangent when 0 
    
2 2
i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a   
2 2
400 400 100 400 400 0a a a    
2
3 4 0a a 
 3 4 0a a  
line is a tangent when 0 
    
2 2
i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a   
2 2
400 400 100 400 400 0a a a    
2
3 4 0a a 
 3 4 0a a  
4
0 or
3
a a  
Exercise 8F; 1ace, 2bdf, 3bg, 4ch, 5ad, 6, 7ac, 8be, 9ac,
11, 12b, 13, 14, 18, 21bd
line is a tangent when 0 
    
2 2
i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a   
2 2
400 400 100 400 400 0a a a    
2
3 4 0a a 
 3 4 0a a  
4
0 or
3
a a  

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11 x1 t10 05 the discriminant (2013)

  • 3. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational
  • 4. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice)
  • 5. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once)
  • 6. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once) 0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis)
  • 7. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once) 0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis) is a perfect square : roots are rational
  • 8. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once) 0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis) is a perfect square : roots are rational e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i
  • 9. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once) 0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis) is a perfect square : roots are rational e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i 2 ) 3 5 9 0a x x  
  • 10. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once) 0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis) is a perfect square : roots are rational e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i 2 ) 3 5 9 0a x x     2 5 4 3 9 83 0      
  • 11. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once) 0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis) is a perfect square : roots are rational e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i 2 ) 3 5 9 0a x x     2 5 4 3 9 83 0       no real roots
  • 12. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once) 0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis) is a perfect square : roots are rational e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i 2 ) 3 5 9 0a x x     2 5 4 3 9 83 0       no real roots 2 ) 2 6 3 0b x x  
  • 13. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once) 0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis) is a perfect square : roots are rational e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i 2 ) 3 5 9 0a x x     2 5 4 3 9 83 0       no real roots 2 ) 2 6 3 0b x x     2 6 4 2 3 60 0      
  • 14. The Discriminant 2 4b ac   The discriminant tells us whether the roots are rational or irrational 0  : two different real roots (cuts the x axis twice) 0  : two equal real roots (touches the x axis once) 0  : no real roots (never touches the x axis) is a perfect square : roots are rational e.g. ( ) Describe the roots of;i 2 ) 3 5 9 0a x x     2 5 4 3 9 83 0       no real roots 2 ) 2 6 3 0b x x     2 6 4 2 3 60 0       two different, real, irrational roots
  • 15. (ii) Find the values of k which makes; 2 ) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k  
  • 16. (ii) Find the values of k which makes; 2 ) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k   equal roots occur when 0 
  • 17. (ii) Find the values of k which makes; 2 ) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k   equal roots occur when 0  2 . . 6 4 0i e k 
  • 18. (ii) Find the values of k which makes; 2 ) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k   equal roots occur when 0  2 . . 6 4 0i e k  36 4 0 9 k k   
  • 19. (ii) Find the values of k which makes; 2 ) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k   equal roots occur when 0  2 . . 6 4 0i e k  36 4 0 9 k k    2 ) 4 2 0 have unreal rootsb x x k  
  • 20. (ii) Find the values of k which makes; 2 ) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k   equal roots occur when 0  2 . . 6 4 0i e k  36 4 0 9 k k    2 ) 4 2 0 have unreal rootsb x x k   unreal roots occur when 0 
  • 21. (ii) Find the values of k which makes; 2 ) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k   equal roots occur when 0  2 . . 6 4 0i e k  36 4 0 9 k k    2 ) 4 2 0 have unreal rootsb x x k   unreal roots occur when 0      2 . . 4 4 2 0i e k  
  • 22. (ii) Find the values of k which makes; 2 ) 6 0 have equal rootsa x x k   equal roots occur when 0  2 . . 6 4 0i e k  36 4 0 9 k k    2 ) 4 2 0 have unreal rootsb x x k   unreal roots occur when 0      2 . . 4 4 2 0i e k   16 8 0 2 k k   
  • 23. 2 ) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k  
  • 24. 2 ) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k   real roots occur when 0 
  • 25. 2 ) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k   real roots occur when 0    2 . . 2 4 4 0i e k k 
  • 26. 2 ) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k   real roots occur when 0    2 . . 2 4 4 0i e k k  2 2 4 16 0 1 4 k k   
  • 27. 2 ) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k   real roots occur when 0    2 . . 2 4 4 0i e k k  2 2 4 16 0 1 4 k k    1 1 2 2 k  
  • 28. 2 ) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k   real roots occur when 0    2 . . 2 4 4 0i e k k  2 2 4 16 0 1 4 k k    1 1 2 2 k   2 2 ( ) For what value of is the line a tangent to the circle 20 10 100 0? iii a y ax x y x y      
  • 29. 2 ) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k   real roots occur when 0    2 . . 2 4 4 0i e k k  2 2 4 16 0 1 4 k k    1 1 2 2 k   2 2 ( ) For what value of is the line a tangent to the circle 20 10 100 0? iii a y ax x y x y       2 2 2 20 10 100 0x a x x ax    
  • 30. 2 ) 2 4 0 have real rootsc kx x k   real roots occur when 0    2 . . 2 4 4 0i e k k  2 2 4 16 0 1 4 k k    1 1 2 2 k   2 2 ( ) For what value of is the line a tangent to the circle 20 10 100 0? iii a y ax x y x y       2 2 2 20 10 100 0x a x x ax        2 2 1 10 2 100 0a x a x    
  • 31. line is a tangent when 0 
  • 32. line is a tangent when 0       2 2 i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a   
  • 33. line is a tangent when 0       2 2 i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a    2 2 400 400 100 400 400 0a a a    
  • 34. line is a tangent when 0       2 2 i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a    2 2 400 400 100 400 400 0a a a     2 3 4 0a a 
  • 35. line is a tangent when 0       2 2 i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a    2 2 400 400 100 400 400 0a a a     2 3 4 0a a   3 4 0a a  
  • 36. line is a tangent when 0       2 2 i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a    2 2 400 400 100 400 400 0a a a     2 3 4 0a a   3 4 0a a   4 0 or 3 a a  
  • 37. Exercise 8F; 1ace, 2bdf, 3bg, 4ch, 5ad, 6, 7ac, 8be, 9ac, 11, 12b, 13, 14, 18, 21bd line is a tangent when 0       2 2 i.e. 100 2 4 1 100 0a a    2 2 400 400 100 400 400 0a a a     2 3 4 0a a   3 4 0a a   4 0 or 3 a a  