Math, asked by savithribiotech, 11 months ago

if alpha and beta are the roots of the equation x² + PX + P +q=0
then the value of alpha square+ alpha beta + beta square + q =

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Answered by anandameher1977
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Answer:

p^2-p

Step-by-step explanation:

alpha+beta=-p/1

alpha×beta=p+q

alpha square+beta square=(alpha+beta)^2-2alpha×beta

=p^2-2p-2q

alpha square+beta square+alpha beta+q

=p^2-2p-2q+p+q+q

=p^2-p

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