We know the square of the equation X-2 (M + 1) x + m about X 1. When m takes what value, the equation has two equal real roots? 2. Choose a suitable integer for m, so that the equation has two unequal real roots, and find out the two roots. Solving process and replacement method

We know the square of the equation X-2 (M + 1) x + m about X 1. When m takes what value, the equation has two equal real roots? 2. Choose a suitable integer for m, so that the equation has two unequal real roots, and find out the two roots. Solving process and replacement method


Because the equation has two equal real roots, it has: B & # 178; - 4ac = 0;
【-2(m+1)】²-4*1*m²=0;
4m²+8m+4-4m²=0
8m+4=0;m=-1/2;
If there are two unequal real roots of the equation: B & # 178; - 4ac > 0, then there are:
B & # 178; - 4ac = 8m + 4 ﹥ 0; if M chooses an integer at will, then B & # 178; - 4ac = 8m + 4 can be completely squared
If M is taken as 4, then there is:
8 * 4 + 4 = 32 + 4 = 36; 36 can be completely squared
X1 = (- B + radical B & #178; - 4ac) / 2A = - [[- 2 (M + 1)] + radical 36] / 2 * 1;
=(10+6)/2
=8;
X2 = (- b-radical B & # 178; - 4ac) / 2A = - [[- 2 (M + 1)] - radical 36] / 2 * 1;
=(10-6)/2;
=1;



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Let the right edge be X,
X squared by 2 = 9
So x squared equals 18
The area of a circle is x squared times π
So the area of the circle is 18 π



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X = ½, y = 2 into y = (2k-1) x
We get 2 = - 189; (2k-1)
k=2.5
y=4x
x=0,y=0
After (0,0), ((189;, 2), drawing a straight line is an image



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If I remember correctly, I will mainly do the training of these topics in the next half year
There are also basic steps to seek in practice
And these topics are of little use to high school and beyond
That is, it is difficult to improve oneself from a higher perspective
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(1,2)



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A. 10B. -11C. -12D. -25


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Because: ad = de
So:



How many square kilometers is 200 hectares? How many square decimeters is 4 square meters and 40 square decimeters?
How many square kilometers is 200 hectares?
4 square meters 40 square decimeters equal to how many square decimeters?


0.2 square kilometers