Monday, 27 February 2012

Quadratic Equations

Def: An equation of unknown quantity (say x) in the form ax2+bx+c = 0 called a quadratic equation or a equation of the second degree  , where a,b & c are constants whereas "X" is an variable.


Since, its a quadratic equation so  The value of the co-efficient of "x2" can never be zero , i.e the constant "a" never be zero ,
but the other co-efficients can be zero i.e b & c can be zero.