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find the quadratic equations whose rootsare twice the roots of 2x²-5x+2=0


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Answered by Anonymous
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Let α and β be the root of the given equation.

Then,α+β= 5/2 and αβ= 2/2 =1

∴2α+2β

∴(α+β)

∴5(2α)(2β)=4

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Answered by asadmojib
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Answer:

Letαandβbetherootofthegivenequation.

Then,α+β=

2

5

andαβ=

2

2

=1

∴2α+2β

∴(α+β)

∴5(2α)(2β)=4

Sotherequiredequationis:

x

2

−5x+4=0

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