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A rectangular hall in Bhopal has perimeter 26 m and area 42 sq m.
The sides satisfy (where is one side).
Use the discriminant to confirm such a hall exists and state the nature of the roots.

Class 10Nature of Roots (Discriminant)Quadratic Equations
  • AD = 1 > 0; real distinct (sides 6 m and 7 m)
  • BD = 0; equal roots
  • CD = -1; no real roots, hall impossible
  • DD = 169; sides 0 and 13

Step-by-Step Solution

, so real distinct roots: or 6. Sides 6 m and 7 m; the hall exists.
Answer: A) D = 1 > 0; real distinct (sides 6 m and 7 m)

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