A 2 x 2 - 3abx + 2b 2 = 0 find the roots of the quadratic equation by formula method
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Quadritatic Equation,
As we know that the standard form of a quadritatic equation is as follows
ax²+ bx + c, and the zeros are given by
ax²+ bx + c = 0
Sridhar Acharyas formula for finding the zeros of a quadratic equation is,
Here given that,
(ax)²-3abx + 2b² = 0
So, x = [-(-3ab)+-√{(-3ab)²- 4(a)².2b²}]/2a²
or, x = [3ab +-√{9(ab)²- 8(ab)²}]/2a²
or, x = {3ab+-√(ab)²}/2a²
or, x = (3ab + ab)/2a² and x = (3ab - ab)2a²
or, x = 4ab/2a² and x = 2ab/2a²
So, x = 2b/a,b/a
That's it
Hope it helped (^_^)/
As we know that the standard form of a quadritatic equation is as follows
ax²+ bx + c, and the zeros are given by
ax²+ bx + c = 0
Sridhar Acharyas formula for finding the zeros of a quadratic equation is,
Here given that,
(ax)²-3abx + 2b² = 0
So, x = [-(-3ab)+-√{(-3ab)²- 4(a)².2b²}]/2a²
or, x = [3ab +-√{9(ab)²- 8(ab)²}]/2a²
or, x = {3ab+-√(ab)²}/2a²
or, x = (3ab + ab)/2a² and x = (3ab - ab)2a²
or, x = 4ab/2a² and x = 2ab/2a²
So, x = 2b/a,b/a
That's it
Hope it helped (^_^)/
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