All roots of x^4 - 12x^3 + ax^2 + bx + 81 = 0 are non-negative. the ordered pair (a,b) can be
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Let c,d,e,f be the roots of the above equation.
Observe that c+d+e+f=12 and cdef=81
and (c+d+e+f)/4≥(cdef)^{1/4} (By AM-GM inequality)
as (c+d+e+f)/4=(cdef)^{1/4}, so, c=d=e=f=12/4=3
So, a=6(3×3)=6×9=54 and b=-4(3×3×3)=-108
Observe that c+d+e+f=12 and cdef=81
and (c+d+e+f)/4≥(cdef)^{1/4} (By AM-GM inequality)
as (c+d+e+f)/4=(cdef)^{1/4}, so, c=d=e=f=12/4=3
So, a=6(3×3)=6×9=54 and b=-4(3×3×3)=-108
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Given: roots of x^4 - 12x^3 + ax^2 + bx + 81 = 0 are non-negative
To find: the ordered pair (a,b) can be
Solution:
Let c, d, e, f be the roots of the above equation.
By Sum of roots:
- c + d + e + f = 12
By Product of roots:
- c x d x e x f = 81
Now, by applying Athematic and Geometric Mean Inequality formula,
- (c + d + e + f) / 4 ≥ ( c x d x e x f ) ^ {1/4}
As,
- (c + d + e + f) / 4 = ( c x d x e x f) ^ {1/4}
Therefore,
- c = d = e = f = 12 / 4 = 3
So, a = 6 x (3×3) = 6 × 9 = 54
and
b = - 4 ( 3 × 3 × 3 ) = -108
Ordered pair (a, b) are (54, -108)
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