If alpha and beta are the roots of quadratic equation px2 + qx + r = 0, then evaluate alpha cube + beta cube
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GIVEN THAT:)
Zeroes of polynomial px²+qx+r=0
alpha and beta are zeroes of polynomial
then,
a+b=-b/a
a+b=-q/p
Again..
ab=c/a
ab=r/p
then,
value of
a³+b³
(a+b)(a²+b²-ab)
(-q/p){(a+b)²-2ab -ab
(-q/p){(-q/p)²-2*r/p -r/p
(-q/p) [(q²/p²-2r/p -r/p
Next step see in attachment
that's all
GIVEN THAT:)
Zeroes of polynomial px²+qx+r=0
alpha and beta are zeroes of polynomial
then,
a+b=-b/a
a+b=-q/p
Again..
ab=c/a
ab=r/p
then,
value of
a³+b³
(a+b)(a²+b²-ab)
(-q/p){(a+b)²-2ab -ab
(-q/p){(-q/p)²-2*r/p -r/p
(-q/p) [(q²/p²-2r/p -r/p
Next step see in attachment
that's all
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Answer:
Answer is
(3pr-q^3)/(p^3)
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