Math, asked by aanchl87, 7 months ago

if alpha and beta are the zeroes of the polynomial
f(x) = ax^2 + bx + c then
1/alpha^2 + 1/beta^2 is ........... what .
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Answers

Answered by ksujannihaal
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Sum of the roots of the given equation =α+β=

a

−b

...(1)

Product of the roots of the given equation =αβ=−

a

c

....(2)

β

α

2

+

α

β

2

=

αβ

α

3

3

=

αβ

(α+β)(α

2

−αβ+β

2

)

=

αβ

(α+β)((α+β)

2

−2αβ−αβ)

=

αβ

(α+β)((α+β)

2

−3αβ)

....(3)

Substituting (1),(2) in (3), we get

β

α

2

+

α

β

2

=

−c/a

(−b/a)((−b/a)

2

−3(−c/a))

=

c

b

[

a

2

b

2

+

a

3c

]=

c

b

a

2

b

2

+3abc

=

a

2

c

b

3

+3abc

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