Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 month ago

If alpha and beta are the zeroes of quadratic polynominal f(x) = px² + qx + r
Then evaluate it
 \sf \dfrac{1}{p \alpha \:  + q} +  \dfrac{1}{p \beta  + q}

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Answered by barotyuvraj9
2

Answer:

f(x)=px2 +qx +r;

sum of the roots= alpha+Beta =(-q/p);

product of the roots =alpha*beta= r/p;

Put these values in the expression

1/ (p.alpha+q) + 1/ (p.beta+q)

On solving you will get = q/(pr)

Thanks.

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