Math, asked by keerthibaby25082002, 7 hours ago

if alpha & beeta the roots of the equation, find the value of
alpha/beeta + beeta/alpha

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Answered by Vaibhavashar

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if alpha and beeta are the zeroes of (ax²+bx+c) evaluate a(alpha²/beeta+beeta²/alpha)+b(alpha/beeta+beeta/alpha)

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