Math, asked by rudranil16, 10 months ago

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Please help me in this problem
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Answered by TakenName
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DO NOT replace the value of x. Only a computer can do the job.

This kind of problem isn't solved by substitution, it makes the situation worse.

The root is γ.

→ γ²+2γ+6=0 --- (1)

Change the sight. You may expand the brackets first.

(We can do it easily if we do first×last and second×third.)

\boxed{(\gamma^2+7\gamma+10)(\gamma^2+7\gamma+12)}

Now we can use (1):

\boxed{(5\gamma+4)(5\gamma+6)}

Expanding again:

\boxed{25\gamma^2+50\gamma+24}\boxed{25(\gamma^2+2\gamma+6)-150+24}

Inside the bracket becomes zero:

\boxed{-150+24}\boxed{-126}

The point of this question is that γ was the root. I hope you got it, and do well on your test.

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