Find out the value of k for which the expression x2+(k+5)x−k−5=0 has two distinct real roots.
Options:
A .  (−∞,−9]∪[−5,∞)
B .  (−∞,−9)∪(−5,∞)
C .  (−∞,−9)∪(−3,∞)
D .  (-9, -5)
Answer: Option B : B For the equation given D=(k+5)2+4(1)(k+5)=k2+10k+25+4k+20=k2+14k+45 For the equation to have two distinct roots: D>0 k2+14k+45>0(k+9)(k+5)>0 Value of k will be(−∞,−9)∪(−5,∞)
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