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find A and Bif x=3\4 and x=-2 are roots of the equation ax+bx-6=0​

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Answered by rakhimani20067
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Answer:

You could replace the value of x with the roots and solve the linear simultaneous equations for a and b. It is correct.Here is my solution:

x=3/4 or x=-2 which can be written mathematically as,

(x-3/4)(x+2)=0 Notice that both of the solutions of x, this equation holds true.

(x^2) +(5x/4)+ (3/2)=0

Multiplying by 4,

(4x^)+(5x)+6=0

a=4, b=5.

I am assuming that in the question, it is ax^2 and not ax, because it is impossible for a linear equation to have more than one solution.

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Answered by atahrv
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Answer:

a=4 and b=5

Step-by-step explanation:

ax²+bx-6=0

9a/16+3b/4-6=0

9a+12b-96=0

3(3a+4b)=96

3a+4b=32---------------(1)

4a-2b=6

2a-b=3

multiply both side by 4

8a-4b=12---------------(2)

Adding eq.(1) and eq.(2)

3a+8a+4b-4b=32+12

11a=44

a=4

2a-b=3

2(4)-b=3

8-b=3

8-3=b

b=5

Hope this answer helps you...

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