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by using the discriminant, determine the value for k such that the equation will have exactly one root.
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\[2x ^{2}-kx+3=0\]
when k = 0 id assume :)
wrong "k" lol sorry
you want the discriminant equal to 0
k^2 -4ac = 0 k^2 -4(2)(3) = k^2 - 24
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ha I supose. I know the answer is k= +/-2 (root6) I just dont know how they got it.
k = +- sqrt(24) k = +- sqrt(4*6) k = +- 2sqrt(6)
ohh I see! THanks
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