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4) If the equation x² -px + q = 0 and x- ax + b = 0 have a common root and thesecond equation has equal roots then
1) aq = 2(b + p)
2) aq = b + a 3) ap = 2(b + 9)
4) ap = b + a

Answers

Answered by bulwalsuman
0

Step-by-step explanation:

(i).

a,b,c in G.P. ⇒b

2

−ac=0

Δ

1

=4(b

2

−ac)=0 ∴ It has equal roots

∴ α+α=−

a

2b

or α=−

a

b

Since the two equations have common roots therefore

α=−b/a must also be a root of 2nd equation.

∴ d(−

a

b

)

2

+2e(−

a

b

)+f=0

or

a

d

.

a

b

2

+

b

2e

(

a

−b

2

)+

c

f

c=0 (Note)

or

a

d

.

a

b

2

b

2e

(

a

b

2

)+

c

f

(

a

b

2

)=0

∵ b

2

=ac

or

a

d

b

2e

+

c

f

=0 or

a

d

,

b

e

,

c

f

are in A.P.

Another form : Assume that p,q,r are in G.P., so that q

2

=pr which implies that roots of 2nd equation are equal and rest as above.

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