If the quadratic equation c square minus a b whole x square - 2 into a square x minus b c x + b square minus ac is equal to zero in x has equal roots ensure that either is equal to zero or a cube plus b cube plus c cube is equal to 3 abc
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(c^2-ab)*x^2-2(a^2-bc)x+(b^2-ac)=0
roots are equal in nature,
we know that,
b^2-4ac=0 -- >A)
the value of a is (c^2-ab)
the value of b is -2(a^2-bc)
the value of c is (b^2-ac)
put all these value in eq A)
[-2(a^2-bc)]²-4*[(c^2-ab)]*(b^2-ac)=0
4(a^2-bc)²-4[c²b²-ac³-ab³+a²bc]=0
4 can be cancelled out.
a^4-2bca^2+b^2c^2=b^2c^2-ac³-ab³+a²bc ---> x)
1. a²bc can be cancelled out.
Now equation x can be written as
a^4-2a²bc+b²c²=b²c²-ac³-ab³+a²bc
a^4-3a²bc²+ac³+ab³=0
Taking a as common from equation,
a (a³-3abc²+c³+b³)=0
a³+b³+c³=3abc²
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