If the roots of th eqation (b-c)x^2+(c-a)x+(a-b)=0 are equal.
Then Prove : 2b=a-c
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Given :-
- Roots of th eqation (b-c)x²+(c-a)x+(a-b)=0 are equal.
To Prove :-
- 2b = (a + c).
Solution :-
(b-c)x² + (c-a)x + (a-b) = 0
Comparing with quadratic equation Ax²+Bx+C = 0,,
→ A = (b - c)
→ B = (c - a)
→ C = (a - b)
Now, we know That, Discriminate when roots are equal is Equal to Zero.
→ D = B² - 4AC = 0
→ (c - a)²−4(b - c)(a - b) = 0
→ (c²+a² - 2ac) - 4(ba- ac- b²+bc) = 0
→ c²+a²- 2ac - 4ab+ 4ac +4b²- 4bc = 0
→ c²+a²+2ac - 4b(a+c) + 4b² = 0
→ (a+c)²- 4b(a+c)+4b² = 0
→ [(a+c)-2b]² = 0
→ (a+c) = 2b (Hence, Proved ).
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