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The roots of , correct to 2 decimal places, are: (√29 ≈ 5.3852)

Class 10The Quadratic FormulaQuadratic Equations
  • A1.19 and −4.19
  • B4.19 and −1.19
  • C1.19 and 4.19
  • Dno real roots

Step-by-Step Solution

, giving 1.1926 → 1.19 and −4.1926 → −4.19. Writing +b instead of −b in the numerator swaps the answers to 4.19 and −1.19; computing D as 9 − 20 wrongly suggests there are no real roots.
Answer: A) 1.19 and −4.19

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