Math, asked by girishpatil4874, 8 months ago

If a + b = 4 & a? + b2 = 40, what is the q.e. whose
roots are a & ß?​

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Answered by comflowers
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Answer:

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Answered by sunday678
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Answer:

Answer:

A=6²,B=2²

Step-by-step explanation:

In the first place, the examiner said: a + b =4

Therefore, roots are-√a + √b = √4

The root of four (4) is two (2)- values of a & b is [a=2,b=2]

So, a? + b² = 40(no power raised on a)

Therefore, we look for a? + b²=40(remember, b = 2)

a? +b² = 40(so, b + 2)

a? + 2² = 40(In 2², it is gonna be 2x2=4)

a? + 4 =40(collect like terms)

a? = 40-4

a? = 36(Then, think of what you can multiply to give you 36)

Now, we do square root =√a =√36

a = 36

Therefore, a = 36

b = 4(ans)

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