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if a, b are the roots of equation x²-px+q=0 , find the equation with roots a² +b and a+b²​

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Answered by bson
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Step-by-step explanation:

a, b are roots of x²-px+q = 0

a+b = -(-p)/ 1=p

ab = q/1 = q

a²+b,a+b² are roots

sum of roots = a²+a+b+b²

add and subtract 2ab

= a²+b²+2ab -2ab +a+b

= (a+b)²-2ab+a+b

= p²-2q+p

product of roots = (a²+b)(a+b²) = a³+a²b²+ab+b³

= a³+b³+(ab)²+ab

= (a+b)(a²+b²-ab)+ (ab)² + ab

=(a+b)((a+b)²-3ab)) + (ab)² +ab

= p(p²-3q) + q² + q

= p³-3pq +q²+q

equation is x²-(sum of roots)x + product of roots

= x²-(p²-2q+p)x + p³-3pq+q²+q

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