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If x+a is a common factor of x2+px+q & x2+mx+n than prove that a= n-q/p-n​

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Answered by sonalityagi07
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Step-by-step explanation:

given two polynomials are x^2+ px +q

and the second one is x^2 +mx+n

and x+a  is a factor of both means x = -a would satisfy the both equation

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[-a]^2+p[-a]+q = [-a]^2 +m[-a] + n

a^2 -ap +q = a^2 - am +n

am - ap = n -q

a [m- p] =n - q

a = n-q/ m - p

which is equal to RHS

HENCE LHS = RHS

Answered by BeautifulWitch
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