For what values of does the quadratic equation have two distinct positive real roots?

MATHEMATICS · Single correct · A Level · Mathematics · Algebra and Functions · Algebra and Functions

Problem

For what values of

k

does the quadratic equation

kx^{2}-(k+3)x+2=0

have two distinct positive real roots? (a)

k<0

(b)

k>3

(c)

k>0

(d)

k\neq0