Math, asked by abhilashnandgaye, 1 year ago

if alpha and beta are the roots of a x square - bx + c is equal to zero where a is not equal to zero then calculate alpha + beta

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Answered by nitthesh7

as given
α and β are roots for p(x)=ax²-bx+c
to calculate
α+β=-b/a ⇒for p(x)=ax²+bx+c ⇒gen. formula
=-(-b)/a for p(x)=ax²-bx+c ⇒given
=b/a

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nitthesh7: as -(-)=+ then -(-)b/a=b/a

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