if alpha and beta are the zeros of the polynomial f(x)=5x^2 -7x+1 find 1/α + 1/β
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Answer:
a= 5 , b = -7 ,c = 1
alpa + beta = - b/ a
= -(-7)/5
= 7/5
alpa(beta) = c/a
= 1/5
1/a + 1/b
b + a/ab
7/5 / 1/5
7/5(5/1)
35/5
7
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Step-by-step explanation:
if 5x2-7x+1 is the polynomial f(x)
now
alpha+beta= -b/a. so
alpha +beta =7/5
and. alpha ×beta=c/a
so. alpha ×beta =1/5now we were ask to find 1/alpha+1/beta
so now take lcm of 1/alpha+1/beta
1/alpha +1/beta=beta +alpha/alpha×beta or we can say that
alpha +beta/alpha ×beta
now put the value of alpha+beta and alpha×beta
so we get
-(-7/5)÷1/5
now we know that minus minus get
7/5×1/5
so the answer is = 7
hope it will help you
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