If the biquadratic x⁴+ax³ +bx² +cx+d=0(a,b,c,dϵR) has 4 non real roots, two with sum 3+4i and the other two with product 13+i. Find the sum of the digits of value of 'b'
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x4 + ax3 + bx2 + cx + d has 4 non-real roots
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the roots of the equation (1) be α±iβ and γ±iδ
So, the equation will be
(x−(α+iβ))(x−(α−iβ))(x−(γ+iδ))(x−(γ−iδ))=0
(x2−2αx+α2+β2)(x2−2γx+γ2+δ2)=0
Here, we have to find b
So, the coefficient of x2 terms in above equation will give b.
b=α2+β2+4αγ+γ2+δ2 ..(2
Now, given α+iβ+γ+iδ=3+4i
On comparing, we get
α+γ=3 and β+δ=4
On squaring, we get
α2+γ2+2αγ=9 ....(3)
β2+δ2+2βδ=16
⇒β2+δ2=16−2βδ
Using (3) and (4) in (2), we get
b=9+2αγ+16−2βδ ....(5)
Also, given (α−iβ)(γ−iδ)=13+i
⇒(αγ−βδ)−i(αδ+βγ)=13+i
On comparing, we get
αγ−βδ=13
Put this value in (5),we get
b=25+2(13)
b=51
Sum of digits is 6.
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