It says:
Solve the parameter $t$ when the equation $x^2=2t+4$ hasn't any real roots
And well... I could solve for $t$, for $x$... but I don't get the actual point of the question. What should I do there?
Thank you
It says:
Solve the parameter $t$ when the equation $x^2=2t+4$ hasn't any real roots
And well... I could solve for $t$, for $x$... but I don't get the actual point of the question. What should I do there?
Thank you
If the equation has no real roots, then what it means is that if you solve for $x$ you have to get complex values for $x$. In order for this to happen what is on the right hand side must be negative since the square root of negative numbers is not real but complex.
This means you have the following ;$2t+4<0$ which implies that $t<-2$