Grade 11AlgebraFind the set of values of k for which the equation x^4 + kx^2 + k=0 has purely imaginary roots. Prajwal Tiwari 5 Years agoGrade 11
Harshit Singh5 Years agoDear StudentPut x^2 = mm^2 + km + k = 0for purely imaginary roots,Discriminant,D = (b^2 –4ac)< 0D = k^2 –4k < 0k(k-4) < 0K belongs to (0,4)Thanks