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if (x-2)and(x+3)are factors of x^3+ax+bx-30, find a and b​

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Answered by mysticd
4

 Let \:p(x) = x^{3} + ax+bx-30

 i) (x+2) \:is \:a \: factor \:p(x) \:then \: p(-2) = 0

 \implies (-2)^{3} + a(-2) + b(-2) - 30 =0

 \implies -8 -2a -2b - 30 =0

/* divide each term by 2 , we get */

 \implies -4 - a - b - 15 = 0

 \implies  a + b = 19\: --(1)

 i) (x+3) \:is \:a \: factor \:p(x) \:then \: p(-3) = 0

 \implies (-3)^{3} + a(-3) + b(-3) - 30 =0

 \implies -27 -3a -3b - 30 =0

/* divide each term by 3 , we get */

 \implies -9 - a - b - 10 = 0

 \implies  a + b = 19\: --(2)

 Here , (1) = (2)

 For \: all \: real \: values \: a \:and \: b \: which \\satisify \: the \: equation \: are \: solutions

 a , \: b \:have \: infinitely \:many \: solutions

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Answered by govarthini80
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