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find the value for which one of the root of quadratic equations (a² -5a+3 )x² +(3a -1)x+2=0 is twice as large as the other . Solve the question​

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Answered by maheshgosai1126
1

Answer:

The value of 'a' for which one root of the quadratic equation (a

2

−5a+3)x

2

+(3a−1)x+2=0 is twice as large as the other, is

a

2

−5a+3)x

2

+(3a−1)x+2=0

Let the roots be α

1

β, given β=2α

⇒3α=

(a

2

−5a+3)

−(3a−1)

…(1) (Sum of roots)

⇒2α

2

=

a

2

−5a+3

2

…(2) (Product of roots)

(a

2

−5a+3)

2

(3a−1)

2

=

a

2

−5a+3

9

(a

2

−5a+3)

2

(3a−1)

2

−9(a

2

−5a+3)

=0

⇒9a

2

−6a+1−9a

2

+45a−27=0

⇒39a−26=0

⇒a=

3

2

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

Answer is 3/2

Or only 2

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