find the quadratic equation (5+2√3)and(5-2√3)
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equation is given by
x square - (sum of roots )x + product of roots = 0
hence x sq - 10x + 13= 0
x square - (sum of roots )x + product of roots = 0
hence x sq - 10x + 13= 0
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Solution:-
we know that:
For a quadratic equation :ax² + bx + c = 0 ........(1.) :
Sum of roots ( α + β ) = - b / a
And
product of roots (αβ ) = c / a
where, α and β are the roots of equation.
Here,
Given ;
two roots
α = ( 5 + 2√3 )
β = ( 5 - 2√3 )
Now,
Sum of roots (α + β) = - b / a
=> - b / a = ( 5 + 2√3 )+( 5 - 2√3 )
=> - b / a = ( 5 + 2√3 + 5 - 2√3 )
=> - b / a = 10
=> b / a = -10 / 1
Now,
product of roots (αβ) = c / a
=> c / a = ( 5 + 2√3 )×( 5 - 2√3 )
=> c / a = [ 5² - (2√3)² ]
using ..
(a+b)(a-b) = (a² - b²)
=> c / a = 25 - 12 = 13
=> c / a = 13 / 1
Comparing Above ...
Here,
a = 1 , b = -10 and c = 13
Putting values in equation (1.)
=> x² - 10 x + 13 = 0 is the required quadratic equation.
Hope it helps :)
Solution:-
we know that:
For a quadratic equation :ax² + bx + c = 0 ........(1.) :
Sum of roots ( α + β ) = - b / a
And
product of roots (αβ ) = c / a
where, α and β are the roots of equation.
Here,
Given ;
two roots
α = ( 5 + 2√3 )
β = ( 5 - 2√3 )
Now,
Sum of roots (α + β) = - b / a
=> - b / a = ( 5 + 2√3 )+( 5 - 2√3 )
=> - b / a = ( 5 + 2√3 + 5 - 2√3 )
=> - b / a = 10
=> b / a = -10 / 1
Now,
product of roots (αβ) = c / a
=> c / a = ( 5 + 2√3 )×( 5 - 2√3 )
=> c / a = [ 5² - (2√3)² ]
using ..
(a+b)(a-b) = (a² - b²)
=> c / a = 25 - 12 = 13
=> c / a = 13 / 1
Comparing Above ...
Here,
a = 1 , b = -10 and c = 13
Putting values in equation (1.)
=> x² - 10 x + 13 = 0 is the required quadratic equation.
Hope it helps :)
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