Math, asked by piu32, 1 year ago

If p2 + 4Q2 = 4PQ. then determine P : Q ?

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Answered by Shivaye11
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p2 + 4q2 - 4pq = 0
this can be condensed as..
(p - 2q)^2 = 0
p - 2q = 0
p= 2q
p/q = 2... here's ur ans...

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Answered by mrOogway
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Given,

p² + 4q² = 4pq

 \frac{p^2+4q^2}{pq} = 4

 \frac{p^2}{pq}+ \frac{4q^2}{pq} = 4

 \frac{p}{q} +  \frac{4q}{p} = 4

 \frac{p}{q} =  4 - \frac{4q}{p}

 \frac{p}{q} =  \frac{4p - 4q}{p}

 \frac{p}{q} = \frac{4(p-q)}{p}

Thus p:q = 4(p-q):p
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