Math, asked by Trusha11, 1 year ago

if alphad beta are the zeros of 4x^2-5x-l. Find the values of alpha^4 × beta ^3 + alpha^3× beta ^4

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Answered by Gorika1206
1
alpha is 1 and beta is 1/4
(1)^4 ×(1/4)^3+(1)^3×(1/4)
(1/64)+(1/256)
4+1/256
5/256

Trusha11: Could you explain a little more briefly?
Gorika1206: its ok
Gorika1206: or briefly
Trusha11: I need a little more detailed explanation
Trusha11: how is alpha one and beta 1/4?
Gorika1206: by middle term splitting
Trusha11: Oh alright! Thanks!
Gorika1206: hmm
Answered by danishauh11
0
Mark me brainiest please
I never got one
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Trusha11: This actually has an error
Trusha11: You are not supposed to add the powers. Only the bases should be added since the powers are same
Trusha11: So, the solution turns out to be like this; (alpha × beta)^3 × alpha +beta. By substituting the values we get 5/256.
danishauh11: thank you so much Trusha11 for correcting it
Trusha11: Anytime!
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