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if one zero of the polynomial X square + bx + c is double The Other prove that 2 b square is equal to 9 a c​

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Answered by ItzArchimedes
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CORRECT QUESTION:

If one zero of the polynomial ax² + bx + c is double the other . Then prove that 2b² = 9ac

ANSWER:

Given polynomial

x² + bx + c

Let α , β be the roots of the given polynomial

ax² + bx + c

We know that :

Sum of roots = -b/a

Product of roots = c/a

Given condition:

  • One root is double the other
  • α = 2β

Roots are α , 2α

.°. α + 2α = - b/a

α.2α = c/a

→ 3α = - b/a

α = - b/3a

Assuming as equation (1)

→ 2α² = c/a

α² = c/2a

(-b/3a)² = c/2a. [ Using equation (1)]

b²/9a² = c/2a

b²/9a = c/2

2b² = 9ac

Hence, proved

Answered by Anonymous
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