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find the value of p if roots are equal​

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Answered by hariharasudhanb08
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Correct question : Find the value of p for which the equation px2 - px +1=0 has equal roots and real ( positive ) roots

Given Equation : px² - px + 1 = 0

On comparing the given equation with a²x+ bx + c = 0 we get that the value of a is p , value of b is - p and the value of c is 1 .

Discriminant = b² - 4ac

In the question discriminant will be 0 as the equation has real & equal roots.

b² - 4ac = 0

( - p )² - 4( 1 × p ) = 0

p² - 4 p = 0

p( p - 4 ) = 0

By Zero Product Rule, value of p is 0 or 4. As p is also with x² , it can't be 0 because if it is 0 , given equation can't be a quadratic equation.

Therefore, value of p is 4.

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