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If alpha, beta be the roots of a quadratic equation then x^2 - x (sum of roots) + product of roots = 0. x^2 - x(alpha + beta) + alpha beta = 0​

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Answered by shaikhshezin5117
0

Answer:

Correct option is

B

bx

2

+a(b−1)x+(b−1)

2

=0

roots are α&β

sum = α+β = -a

product = αβ = b

new roots are α−

β

1

,β−

α

1

sum of roots =

=α−

β

1

+β−

α

1

=α+β−(

α

1

+

β

1

)

=(α+β)−(

αβ

α+β

)

=−a+

b

a

=

b

a−ab

product of roots =

(α−

β

1

)∗(β−

α

1

)

=αβ−1−1+

αβ

1

=b+

b

1

−2

=

b

b

2

−2b+1

Equation:

x

2

-(sum of roots)x+product of roots=0

x

2

−(

b

a−ab

)x+

b

b

2

−2b+1

=0

bx

2

+a(b−1)x+(b−1)

2

=0

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