Math, asked by Reitesh, 1 year ago

If
 \sin( \alpha )  \: and \:  \cos( \alpha )
are roots of the equation


lx {}^{2}  + mx + n = 0
then ,



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Answered by ssvijay738
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 lx {}^{2 } - m ^{2} + 21n = 0

is correct

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Answered by Anonymous
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Heya....

 \sin( \alpha )  +  \cos( \alpha )  =  - m

and,

 \sin \alpha  \cos( \alpha )  = n

squaring ,

1+2n =

 \frac{m {}^{2} }{l {}^{2} } or

l {}^{2}  - m {}^{2}  + 21n = 0

hope it helps


23Abhishek1: nice explanation
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