Math, asked by Nimisha02, 1 year ago

if α and β are the roots of the polynomial ax^2+bx+c the find the value of α^2+β^2

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Answered by Aasthakatheriya1
1
hello..
alpha = -b/c.
beta = c/a
then,
alpha )^2 + beta ^2
-b/a )^2 + c/a )^2.
-b^2+ c^2/ a^2 .
I hope it help you

Nimisha02: R u sure dis is crct
Aasthakatheriya1: i hope
Nimisha02: ok
Nimisha02: but in d last step where did square go..
Answered by BrainlyHulk
5
Hi Friend ✋✋✋

α + β = - b / a


αβ = c / a

( α + β )² = α² + β² + 2αβ

- b² / a²- 2c / a = α² + β²

  = \frac{  { - b}^{2}  - 2c}{a}
Hope it helps

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