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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :   E₁  = ax²  + bx + c  , E₂  = bx²  + cx  + a  , E₃  = cx²  + bx  + a    

To find : Quadratic expression having zeroes that are common to E₂ & E₃  but not to E₁  

Solution:

E₁  = ax²  + bx + c      Zeroes P & R

E₂  = bx²  + cx  + a     Zeroes P & Q

E₃  = cx²  + bx  + a     Zeroes P & Q

P + Q  =  - c/b  = - b/c  => b² = c²

PQ = a/b = a/c  => b = c

replacing c with b

E₁  = ax²  + bx + b      

E₂  = bx²  + bx  + a      

E₃  = bx²  + bx  + a    

a²/bc  + b²/ca   + c²/ab = 3

=> a²/b²  + b²/ba   + b²/ab = 3

=> (a/b)² + (b/a) + (b/a)  = 3

let say a/b = y

=> y² + 2/y = 3

=> y³ - 3y  + 2  = 0

=> (y - 1)²(y + 2) = 0

=> y = 1   or  y = - 2

=> a/b = 1  or  a/b  =  -2

=> a = b    or a  =  - 2b

if using a = b

then E₁   = E ₂ = E₃  = bx²  + bx + b        ( hence both root common  for all)

so  a  =  - 2b

using this

E₁  = ax²  + bx + b      = -2bx²  + bx + b   =  -b(2x² - x - 1)  = -b(2x + 1 )(x - 1)

roots =    -1/2  ,  1

E₂  = E₃  = bx²  + bx  + a      = bx²  + bx  -2b = b(x² + x - 2) = b(x + 2)(x - 1)

roots = - 2   &  1

1 is common roots in all

-2 is common in E₂  & E₃   but  not  in E₁

a) & c ) options are not free from a ,  b , c  

option b  is same as E₁   ( hence not possible)

lets check option d

x²   -  a(b + c)x/bc  + a²/bc

using a = - 2b  & c = b

=  x²  - (-2b)(b + b)x/b*b  + (-2b)²/b*b

=  x²   + 4x  + 4

= ( x + 2)²

hence zero = - 2

Same as  common in E₂  & E₃   but  not  in E₁  

Hence x²   -  a(b + c)x/bc  + a²/bc  is the required Quadratic equation.

( may be there is some simpler solution as well , but i could solve by this only as of now )

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Answered by Rajshuklakld
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1 is common zero to both E1,E2 and E3

but it is given that,

{Zeroes of E1 is not eqaul to zeroes of required eqaution

so,1 will not be the zero of the required equation..}......i).

now,

zeroes of E2:(a/b,1)

zeroes of.E3:(a/c,1)

from.this we can say

zeroes of E2 and E3 :(a/b,a/c)

not 1 because of reason in eqaution i)

now.

required eqaution=x^2-(sum of roots)x+product

=x^2-(a/b+a/c)x+a^2/bc

=x^2-a(b+c)x/bc+a^2/bc

hence option d) is the correct one

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