If alpha beta gamma are the zeroes of polynomial ax^3+bx^2+cx+d. Find value of 1/alpha+1/beta+1/gamma.
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let the zeros be m,n and p instead of alpha beta and gamma
according to question,
m + n + p = -b/a
mn + np + pm = c/a
mnp = -d/a
1/m + 1/n + 1/p
= ( np + mp + mn ) / ( mnp )
= ( c/a ) / ( -d/a )
= - c / d
answer is - c / d
according to question,
m + n + p = -b/a
mn + np + pm = c/a
mnp = -d/a
1/m + 1/n + 1/p
= ( np + mp + mn ) / ( mnp )
= ( c/a ) / ( -d/a )
= - c / d
answer is - c / d
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Given:
- If are zeros of cubic polynomial .
To find:
- Find the value of .
Solution:
Concept to be used:
If are the zeros of cubic polynomial ,where a≠0;then
- and
Step 1:
Rewrite the expression to simplify.
or
Step 2:
Write the relation of zeros and coefficient of cubic polynomial.
Put values from eq2 and eq3.
or
or
Thus,
Value is
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