Math, asked by tiyashagoswami, 1 year ago

Find the value of p, for which one root of the quadratic equation px²-14x+8=0 is 6 time the other.

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Answered by Himanshukajaria
13
let one root be x
then another root be 6x
then
x + 6x =14/p
7x =14/p
x=2/p
now
x×6x=8/p
6x²=8/p
6×(2/p)²=8/p
4/p²=8/p×6
1/p²= 4/3p×4
1/p²=1/3p
p²=3p
therefore
p=3

Himanshukajaria: answer will be 2
tiyashagoswami: it is given
Himanshukajaria: because alpha + beta = -b/a and b=-14
tiyashagoswami: can't understand
Himanshukajaria: please google the question you can find the correct answer
tiyashagoswami: b=14/p
Himanshukajaria: now it is correct
Himanshukajaria: see the correct process
tiyashagoswami: yes got it before you
tiyashagoswami: thankyou
Answered by ishu146
0
let be x value will be 1
p (x)^2-14x+8=0
p (1)^2-14 (1)+8=0
p (1)-14+8 =0
p-14+8 =0
p-6=0
p=6

tiyashagoswami: the answer is 3
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