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a quadratic eq whose roots are the x,y intercepts of the line passing through (1,1) and making a triangle of area A with the axes may be?​

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Answered by anubhabkumar2020
1

Answer:

x

2

−2Ax+2A=0

Line passing through (1,1) is

y−1=m(x−1)

y=mx+1−m

x intercept : x=

m

m−1

---(1)

y=0

y intercept : y=1−m ---(2)

x=0

Given area of OAB=A=

2

1

×(OB)(OA)

=

2

1

×(1−m)

m

(m−1)

A=

2m

−(m

2

−1)

---(3)

Quadratic equation whose roots are x,y is

x

2

−(x+y)x

1

+xy=0

x

1

2

−(

m

2m−m

2

−1

)x

1

m

(m−1)

2

=0

x

1

2

+(

m

m

2

−2m+1

)x

1

m

(m−1)

2

=0

From 3, we get

x

1

2

−2Ax

1

+2A=0

Step-by-step explanation:

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