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4x² - 2x + (k-4) = 0 -----(1)
Roots are α and 1α
α * 1/α = c/a
1 = (k - 4) / 4
4 = k - 4
k = 8
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Problem doesn't ask to find α, but I will anyway to show k = 8 is indeed valid.
4x² - 2x + (k-4) = 0
4x² - 2x + (8-4) = 0
4x² - 2x + 4 = 0
2 (2x² - x + 2) = 0
2x² - x + 2 = 0
x = [1 ± √(1-16)] / 4
x = (1 ± i√15) / 4
The zeros of polynomial are (1 + i√15) / 4 and (1 − i√15) / 4
It may not look like it but these are actually reciprocals of each other:
Let α = (1 + i√15) / 4
1/α = 4 / (1 + i√15)
..... = 4 (1-i√15) / ((1+i√15)(1-i√15))
..... = 4 (1-i√15) / (1-15i²)
..... = 4 (1-i√15) / 16
..... = (1 − i√15) / 4
But this is just the other zero.
So the two roots (1 + i√15) / 4 and (1 − i√15) / 4 are reciprocals of each other ..........
So when k = 8, we get zeros that are reciprocals of each other.
In fact when a = c we always get zeros that are reciprocals of each other.
HOPE THIS WILL HELP U---:)
tysm..@Gozmit
4x² - 2x + (k-4) = 0 -----(1)
Roots are α and 1α
α * 1/α = c/a
1 = (k - 4) / 4
4 = k - 4
k = 8
====================
Problem doesn't ask to find α, but I will anyway to show k = 8 is indeed valid.
4x² - 2x + (k-4) = 0
4x² - 2x + (8-4) = 0
4x² - 2x + 4 = 0
2 (2x² - x + 2) = 0
2x² - x + 2 = 0
x = [1 ± √(1-16)] / 4
x = (1 ± i√15) / 4
The zeros of polynomial are (1 + i√15) / 4 and (1 − i√15) / 4
It may not look like it but these are actually reciprocals of each other:
Let α = (1 + i√15) / 4
1/α = 4 / (1 + i√15)
..... = 4 (1-i√15) / ((1+i√15)(1-i√15))
..... = 4 (1-i√15) / (1-15i²)
..... = 4 (1-i√15) / 16
..... = (1 − i√15) / 4
But this is just the other zero.
So the two roots (1 + i√15) / 4 and (1 − i√15) / 4 are reciprocals of each other ..........
So when k = 8, we get zeros that are reciprocals of each other.
In fact when a = c we always get zeros that are reciprocals of each other.
HOPE THIS WILL HELP U---:)
tysm..@Gozmit
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