Quadratic Equation: Find Roots Range

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The discussion revolves around finding the range of roots for the quadratic equation ax^2 + bx + c = 0, given the condition a(12a + 5b + 2c) > 0. Participants emphasize the importance of showing one's own work when seeking help with homework questions. The conversation highlights the application of the sum and product rules of quadratic equations to derive conditions for the roots. A specific inequality, 12 - 5(y + z) + 2yz > 0, is mentioned as a starting point for further analysis. Overall, the thread underscores the necessity of independent effort in solving mathematical problems.
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If a(12a+5b+2c)>0 and the equation ax^2+bx+c=0 has roots y and z , then find out the range of the roots of the equation ...
 
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Well, so you have got:
ay^{2}+by+c=0
az^{2}+bz+c=0
Along with your inequality.

Have you any brainy suggestions of your own?
 
antiparticle said:
If a(12a+5b+2c)>0 and the equation ax^2+bx+c=0 has roots y and z , then find out the range of the roots of the equation ...

antiparticle, as I told you in my warning just now as I moved this to the Homework Help forums, you MUST show your own work on this homework/coursework question. We do not do your work for you, and we do not help you cheat.

Show us your work.
 
From the sum and the product rule of the quadratic equation we can easily get
12-5(y+z)+2yz>0..
and from this one we can get some conditions..
 
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