Answer:
discriminant: 241. Number of real zeros: 2
Explanation:
We have that
. Given a function
the amount
is called the discrimant.
The number of zeros is determined by the value of the discriminant. Let us call the discriminant D. Then, if D=0, the function has only one real zero. If D>0 then the function has two different real zeros and if D<0 then the function has no real zeros.
In our case we have that a =4, b=-17 and c=3. Then
Then it has 2 real zeros