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if the roots of ax²+bx+c=0 are in the ratio p:q show that √p/q+√p/q+√c/a=0​

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Answered by shersinghmeena1127
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Answer:

ax² + cx  + c = 0

Let  say roots are

α & β

Then α/β = p/q

α + β = - c/a

αβ = c/a

√p/q+√q/p+√c/a=0​

LHS = √p/q+√q/p+√c/a

= √α/β+√β/α+√c/a

= (α + β)/√αβ  + √c/a

= (- c/a)/√c/a + √c/a

= - √c/a + √c/a

= 0

= RHS

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Answered by javedalmas09
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