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x^(2) + 3x +9=0...

`x^(2) + 3x +9=0`

A

`(-2,-1)`

B

`(-oo,-2)uu(2,oo)`

C

`(-1,0)uu(0,1)`

D

`(1,2)`

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The correct Answer is:
B
`:'x-[x]={x}` [fractional part of `x`]
For no integral solution `{x}!=0`
`:.a!=0`……….i
The given equation can be written as
`3{x}^(2)-2{x}-a^(2)=0`
`implies{x}=(2+sqrt((4+12a^(2)))/6=(1+sqrt((1+3a^(2)))/3[:'0lt{x}lt1]`
`implies0lt(1+sqrt((1+3a^(2)))/3lt1impliessqrt(1+3a^(2)))lt2`
`impliesa^(2)lt1=-1ltalt1` ..........ii
From Eqs i and ii we get
`a epsilon(-1,0)uu(0,1)`
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