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find a of the polynomial ax^2+(a-4)x+3 if one of the zero is the reciprocal of the other

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Given :   ax²+(a-4)x+3  , one of the zero is the reciprocal of the other

To find :  Value of a

Solution:

ax²+(a-4)x+3

Let say zeroes are   α   & 1/α

Product of Zeroes = α * 1/α  = 1

Product of Zeroes = 3/a

Equating product of zeroes

3/a = 1

=> a = 3  

3x² + (3 - 4)x + 3

= 3x²  - x  + 3

Roots are   (1  ±  √-35)/6

Roots are

=(1  + √35 i )/6 , (1  - √35 i )/6  

a = 3

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