if (x+a) is factor of two polynomials x2+px+q and x2+mx+n ,then prove that a=n-q \m-p
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Given:
» x2+px+q —————————(1)
» x2+mx+n ——————————(2)
also,
◎ x+a = factor of both the equations
equation equation (1) and (2),
→ x2+px+q = x2+mx+n
{ substituting x=(-a) }
→ a2-am+n=a2-ap+q
→ -am+ap=q-n
→ -a(m-p)=q-n
→ -a= q-n/m-p
→ a= n-q/m-p
_________________________
» x2+px+q —————————(1)
» x2+mx+n ——————————(2)
also,
◎ x+a = factor of both the equations
equation equation (1) and (2),
→ x2+px+q = x2+mx+n
{ substituting x=(-a) }
→ a2-am+n=a2-ap+q
→ -am+ap=q-n
→ -a(m-p)=q-n
→ -a= q-n/m-p
→ a= n-q/m-p
_________________________
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