Math, asked by pukusingh, 5 months ago

find the real roots
of the equation
x^3+12x-12=0​


ganeshvsree: We know z 3
+3hz+g=0 have a real root z=
3

p

+
3

q


when
3

pq

=−h
Using this for
x
3
+12x−12=0
From options
A) 2
3

2


3

5


3

16


3

−5



=−4
B) 2
3

2

+
3

5


3

16


3

5



=−4
C) 2
3

2

+
3

4


3

16


3

4

=4

=−4
D) 2
3

2


3

4


3

−16


3

4

=−4

Answers

Answered by devindersaroha43
1

Given equation, x  

2

+12x−12=0 and given root is 2  

3

 

2

​  

−  

3

 

4

​  

 

Simplifying the given roots, we can write root(r)=2  

3

4

​  

 

–2  

3

2

​  

 

 

Substituting x=r in the given equation, we can solve it as:

(2  

3

4

​  

 

–2  

3

2

​  

 

)  

3

+12(2  

3

4

​  

 

–2  

3

2

​  

 

)−12

⟹2  

4

−3⋅2  

3

⋅2  

3

1

​  

 

+3⋅2  

2

⋅2  

3

2

​  

 

−2  

2

+3⋅2  

3

⋅2  

3

1

​  

 

−3⋅2  

2

⋅2  

3

2

​  

 

−12=16−4−12=0

Since the equation reduces to zero for x=r, we can say that r is the real root of the given equation.

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