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p³(q-r)³ -q³(p-r)³ -r³(q-p)³ ÷ (p-q) (r-q) (p-r) is equal to (where p, q, r 0 and p*q*r) OPTIONS (i) pqr ii 3pqr iii 3 (P+Q+R) IV 3​

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Answered by mehakdeepkaurpurba
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Step-by-step explanation:

GIven α,β are the roots of the equation px

2

+qx+r=0, p

=0

⇒α+β=−

p

q

and ⇒αβ=

p

r

⇒∣α−β∣

2

2

2

−2αβ

=(α+β)

2

−4αβ

=

p

2

q

2

−4

p

r

=(

p

q

)

2

−4(

p

r

) ...(1)

Also,

p

2q

=1+

p

r

...(2)

Given that,

α

1

+

β

1

=4

αβ

α+β

=4

⇒−

p

q

r

p

=4

r

q

=−4

Given p,q,r are in A.P.

⇒2q=p+r

r

2q

=

r

p

+1

r

p

=

r

2q

−1

r

p

=2(−4)−1 ...(∵

r

q

=−4)

r

p

=−9

p

r

=−

9

1

Substitute tha value of

p

r

in equation (2), we get,

p

2q

=1−

9

1

p

q

=

2

1

(1−

9

1

)

p

q

=

2

1

(

9

9−1

)

p

q

=

2

1

9

8

p

q

=

9

4

Now, substitute the values of

p

q

and

p

r

in the equation (1), we get

⇒∣α−β∣

2

=(

9

4

)

2

−4(−

9

1

)

⇒∣α−β∣

2

=(

9

4

)

2

+

9

4

⇒∣α−β∣

2

=

9

4

(

9

13

)

⇒∣α−β∣

2

=

81

52

⇒∣α−β∣=

9

2

13

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