Math, asked by ananyamishra1105, 2 months ago

if alpha and bets be the roots of the equation x^2-1=0
then show that alpha+beta= 1/alpha +1/beta​

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Answered by amigoes088
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Answered by mayankanaik4
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Step-by-step explanation:

1 \div  \alpha  + 1 \div  \beta  =  \alpha  +  \beta

x ^{2}  - 1 \\ x {}^{2}  + 1x - 1x  - 1  \\  |x + 1 ||x - 1 |  = 0 \\  \alpha  = 1 \: or \:  \beta  =  - 1

1÷1 + 1÷(-1) = 1-1

i.e. 1-1 = 1-1

0=0

Hence proved

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