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1. Solve the equation x^4+ 2 x^3- 21x^2 - 22 x + 40 = 0, its roots being in A.P?​

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Answered by lkg13
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Answer: So the roots are −4,−1,2,5

Step-by-step explanation: x  

4

−2x  

3

−21x  

2

+22x+40=0

Let the roots be a−3d,a−d,a+d,a+3d

S  

1

=a−3d+a−d+a+d+a+3d=−  

1

−2

 

4a=2

a=  

2

1

 

S  

4

=(a−3d)(a+3d)(a−d)(a+d)=  

1

40

 

(a  

2

−9d  

2

)(a  

2

−d  

2

)=40

(  

4

1

−9d  

2

)(  

4

1

−d  

2

)=40

(1−36d  

2

)(1−4d  

2

)=640

1−4d  

2

−36d  

2

+144d  

4

−640=0

144d  

4

−40d  

2

−639=0

144d  

4

+284d  

2

−324d  

2

−639=0

(4d  

2

−9)(36d  

2

+71)=0

4d  

2

−9=0

⇒d=±  

2

3

 

So the roots are −4,−1,2,5

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