find p for which (p+1)xsquare-6 (p+1)x+3 (p+q) has equal roots hence find the roots of the equation.
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equal roots of quadratic means
b^2-4ac=0
given equation,
(p+1)x^2-6(p+1)x+3(p+q)=0
b=-6(p+1)
c=3(p+q)
a=(p+1)
{6(p+1)}^2-4 x 3 (p+1)(p+q)=0
3(p+1)^2-(p+1)(p+q)=0
(p+1){3p+3-p-q}=0
(p+1)(2p+3-q)=0
so, p+1 =0 and 2p+3-q=0
p=-1 and p=(q-3)/2
if p=-1 then equation doesn't exist
so, p isn't -1
p=(q-3)/2
b^2-4ac=0
given equation,
(p+1)x^2-6(p+1)x+3(p+q)=0
b=-6(p+1)
c=3(p+q)
a=(p+1)
{6(p+1)}^2-4 x 3 (p+1)(p+q)=0
3(p+1)^2-(p+1)(p+q)=0
(p+1){3p+3-p-q}=0
(p+1)(2p+3-q)=0
so, p+1 =0 and 2p+3-q=0
p=-1 and p=(q-3)/2
if p=-1 then equation doesn't exist
so, p isn't -1
p=(q-3)/2
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