if i p is a root of the quadratic equation x^2+px(1-p)
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Hi Friend !!!
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If p is root then
put x = p
x²+px(1-p) = p²+p×p(1-p)
= >p²+p²(1-p) = 0
= >p²+p²-p³ = 0
= > 2p²-p³ = 0
=>p²(2-p) = 0
=> 2-p = 0
=> p = 2
hope it helps u
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If p is root then
put x = p
x²+px(1-p) = p²+p×p(1-p)
= >p²+p²(1-p) = 0
= >p²+p²-p³ = 0
= > 2p²-p³ = 0
=>p²(2-p) = 0
=> 2-p = 0
=> p = 2
hope it helps u
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HELLO......FRIEND!!
THE ANSWER IS HERE,
p is the root of the quadratic equation.
So, x=p.
So, P=0 & P=2.
:-)Hope it helps u.
THE ANSWER IS HERE,
p is the root of the quadratic equation.
So, x=p.
So, P=0 & P=2.
:-)Hope it helps u.
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