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If p and q are the roots of the equation x^2−2x-1 =0, find the quadratic equation in x whose roots are (p+q)^2 and (p-q)^2

Answers

Answered by varsurkrishna
2

Answer:

p+q=−2b;pq=c

2log(

y−p

+

y−q

)

=log(2y−p−q+2

(y−p)(y−q)

)

=log2(y+b+

y

2

+2by+c

)

=log2+log(y+b+

y

2

+2by+c

)

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