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If x = √(a+2b)+√(a-2b)/√(a+2b)-√(a-... then prove that bx^2 - ax + b=0.

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Answered by abhi178
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x ={ √ ( a + 2b) + √( a -2b)} /{ √( a+2b)-√(a-2b) }

take componendo and devedendo rule
(x +1)/( x -1) = {√(a +2b) +√(a -2b)+√(a +2b)-√(a -2b)}/{ √(a +2b) +√(a -2b)-√(a +2b) +√( a -2b)}

(x +1)/(x -1) = √(a +2b)/√(a -2b)

take square both sides

(x +1)²/(x -1)² = (a +2b)/(a -2b)

(a -2b)(x +1)² = (a +2b)(x -1)²

(a -2b)x² +2(a -2b)x +(a -2b) = (a +2b)x²-2(a +2b)x +( a +2b)

( a +2b -a +2b)x² -2x(a +2b+a-2b)x +( a+2b-a +2b)


4bx² -4ax + 4b = 0

bx² -ax + b =0

hence proved ////

Lipimishra2: Thanks a lot for helping out. The question itself is a bit too difficult for me, so it took quite some time figuring out the processes and steps you wrote. As I was not quite familiar with the componendo, divendo method. But I understand now. Thanks a lot again for the help!
Lipimishra2: One doubt tho. Most friends whom I asked about it, first tried rationalizing the denominator out. (Then they thought of expanding it or something, but couldn't think more. )Can that be a method too?
abhi178: yeah , there are many method to solving this ,
abhi178: but if you know about componendo and dividendo rule thrn this type of question easily solve
abhi178: so, i think you should be read this rule , if any help join my chat i will help you
Answered by Harshbajaj1234
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Hope this will help you...


x ={ √ ( a + 2b) + √( a -2b)} /{ √( a+2b)-√(a-2b) }


take componendo and devedendo rule

(x +1)/( x -1) = {√(a +2b) +√(a -2b)+√(a +2b)-√(a -2b)}/{ √(a +2b) +√(a -2b)-√(a +2b) +√( a -2b)}


(x +1)/(x -1) = √(a +2b)/√(a -2b)


take square both sides


(x +1)²/(x -1)² = (a +2b)/(a -2b)


(a -2b)(x +1)² = (a +2b)(x -1)²


(a -2b)x² +2(a -2b)x +(a -2b) = (a +2b)x²-2(a +2b)x +( a +2b)


( a +2b -a +2b)x² -2x(a +2b+a-2b)x +( a+2b-a +2b)



4bx² -4ax + 4b = 0


bx² -ax + b =0


hence proved ....



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