Math, asked by shwethu2k3, 1 year ago

If alpha and beta are the roots of the equation 2x^2-3√3x-5=0 find the value of alpha^2+beta^2

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Answered by batra1
2
by using identity --(a+b)²=a²+b²+2ab .......this question can be done .
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shwethu2k3: But I am getting 27/4
batra1: have I done any mistake in my calculation ??
batra1: oh ! i am very sorry . I have took wrong value
shwethu2k3: Please tell me the correct answer
shwethu2k3: Please
batra1: i am getting 47/4
Penmighter: Ys it's absolutely write
Answered by Penmighter
9
Alpha + beta = -b/a

= - ( - 3√3) / 2

= 3√3 / 2...............1)

Alpha × beta = C/a

= -5/2.................2)

(Alpha + beta )^2 = Alpha^2 + beta^2 + 2Alpha × beta..

So, Alpha^2 + beta^2 = (Alpha + beta )^2 - 2Alpha × beta............3)

Substitute 1) and 2) in 3)

Alpha^2 + beta^2 = (3√3 / 2)^2 - 2 × - 5/2

= 27 /4+ 5

= 47/4
Hope it helps!!!!!

Penmighter: can u see the 3 dots on the side of the answer . click it
Penmighter: and edit ur answer.
batra1: i have tried it but it is not helping.
shwethu2k3: oh i have lost one mark in my exam
Penmighter: its all okay . leave it now .
Penmighter: swethu same story here , i also loose the mark in my exam
Penmighter: i did the same blunder that batra1 did in his answer
batra1: u r right .....just because of these silly mistake i loose my 3-4 marks in exams
Penmighter: chalo koyi baat nhi aage se dhyan rakhna . These blunders will never ever reduce our percentage. so be alert and active during maths exam . all the best of good luck for boards.
batra1: same to u
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