A student attempted to solve a quadratic equation in x twice. However, in the…
GATE · 2011 · AE · General Aptitude
A student attempted to solve a quadratic equation in x twice. However, in the first attempt, he incorrectly wrote the constant term and ended up with the roots as (4, 3). In the second attempt, he incorrectly wrote down the coefficient of x and got the roots as (3, 2). Based on the above information, the roots of the correct quadratic equation are
- A.
(−3, 4)
- B.
(3, −4)
- C.
(6, 1)
- D.
(4, 2)
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