Find the value of alpha^2 + beta^2/alpha^-2 + beta^-2
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If (α + β)=24,( α - β) = 8 find a polynomial whose zeroes are i) α ² + β² and α² - β²
(α + β)=24,...(1)
( α - β) = 8 ...(2)
A polynomial whose zeroes are (α ² + β²) and ( α² - β²)
Addition of equ(1) and equ(2)
➥ 2α = 32
➥ α = 32/2
➥ α = 16
Again, Keep value of " α " in equ(1)
➥ 16 + β = 24
➥ β = 24 - 16
➥ β = 8
Thus:-
- Value of α = 16
- Value of β = 8
Now,
(α ² + β²)
( keep value of α and β
➥ (16)²+(8)²
➥ 256+64
➥ 320
And,
( α² - β²)
( keep value of α and β )
➥ (16)²-(8)²
➥ 256 - 64
➥ 192
Now,
➩ Sum Of Zeroes = (α ² + β²)+( α² - β²)
➩ Sum Of Zeroes = (320)+(192)
➩ Sum Of Zeroes = 512
And,
- ➩ Product Of Zeroes = (α ² + β²)×( α² - β²)
- ➩ Product Of Zeroes = (320)×(192)
- ➩ Product Of Zeroes = 61,440
- Formula Quadratic Equation
[ x² -x(Sum of Zeroes)+(Product of zeroes ) = 0 ]
( Keep all values )
➩ [ x² - (512)x + (61,440) ] = 0
- This is required equation
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