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for what value of m the sum of the roots of mx^2 + 6x + 4m = 0 be equal to the product of the roots

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Answered by Aasthakatheriya1
2
heya it's Aastha...
on comparing equation with standard form...

a = m , b= 6 ,c = 4m

◆D = b2 -4ac

◆D = 36 - 16m^2

◆0 = 36 - 16 m^2

◆16 m^2 = 36

◆m^2 = 9/4

m = 3/2 .

Hope it help you...

dhruvsh: Aastha I think it's incorrect
dhruvsh: Because while taking the square root of 9/4 it can be either 3/2 or -3/2 & I've got only -3/2 in my sum
Aasthakatheriya1: ya u also take positive
dhruvsh: alright cool
Answered by dhruvsh
8
Let p (x) = mx^2 + 6x + 4m=0
So,
By comparing with the form
ax^2 + bx + c = 0
a=m , b=6 & c = 4m
Now,
Sum of roots = -b / a
= -6 / m

Product of the roots = c / a = 4m/m
= 4

Now,
Sum of the roots = product of the roots
Therefore,
-6/m = 4
m = -6/4
m = -3/2.

dhruvsh: the roots aren't equal
dhruvsh: the sum of roots and the product of the roots arer equal
dhruvsh: are*
Aasthakatheriya1: yes dhruvsh your ans is correct
Aasthakatheriya1: actually jabh mene yh que dekha tha toh equal dekha tha toh usme discrimination ka formula lga diya
Aasthakatheriya1: isley mera glt h
Aasthakatheriya1: or aapka shi he
dhruvsh: Ohhh haa koi nhi ho
dhruvsh: Good try ji! !!!
Aasthakatheriya1: ur welcome
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