If a , b , p , q are non zero real numbers , then , how many common roots would two equations 2a²x² - 2ab + b² = 0 , and p²x² + 2pqx + q² = 0 have ?
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For the equation 2a²x² - 2abx + b² = 0
D = 4a²b² - 8a²b² = - 4a² b² < 0
So , obviously , roots are imaginary
Now , for the other equation -
p²x² + 2pqx + q² = 0
D = 4p²q² - 4p² q² = 0
Therefore ,
Roots are real and equal ,
Hence , no common roots possible
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For the equation 2a²x² - 2abx + b² = 0
D = 4a²b² - 8a²b² = - 4a² b² < 0
So , obviously , roots are imaginary
Now , for the other equation -
p²x² + 2pqx + q² = 0
D = 4p²q² - 4p² q² = 0
Therefore ,
Roots are real and equal ,
Hence , no common roots possible
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Step-by-step explanation:
For equation 2a
2
x
2
−abx+b
2
=0
D
1
=4a
2
b
2
−8a
2
b
2
=−4a
2
b
2
<0
Therefore, roots are imaginary.
For equation p
2
x
2
+2pqx+q
2
=0,
D
2
=4p
2
q
2
−4p
2
q
2
=0
Therefore, roots are real and equal.
Hence, no common roots.
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