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if p and q are the zeros of the quadratic polynomial 2x^2+2 (m+n)x+m^2+n^2form the quadratic polynomial whose zeros are (p+q)^2and (p-q)^2​

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Answered by AneesKakar
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Step-by-step explanation:

The given equation is :

2x² + 2(m+n)x + m² + n² =0 --------------------- 1

p and q are the zeros of the given equation.

General form of quadratic equation

ax² + bx + c =0 ------------------------------------ 2

Comparing equation 1 with 2

a= 2 , b = 2(m+n), c=m²+n²

We know that the roots of the quadratic equation is given by

Sum of roots = -b/c

Therefore sum of roots of given equation is:

p + q = -2(m+n)/2 = -(m+n)

Product of roots = c/a

Therefore, p.q = (m² +n²)/2

Required equations having roots as (p+q)² and (p-q)²

sum of roots,

(p+q)² + (p-q)² = (-(m+n))² + (p²+q²-2pq)

                       = (m+n)² + ((p+q)² - 2pq -2pq)

                       = (m+n)² +(m+n)² - 2(m²+n²)

                       = 2{m²+n²+2mn - m² - n²} =4mn

Product of roots,

(p+q)².(p-q)² = (m²+n² + 2mn)(m² + n² -2mn)

  Therefore required equation is: x² - 4mnx + (m²+n²+2mn)(m²+n²-2mn)=0

 

Answered by dashingbro315
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