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If p,q r real and p is not = q then show that THE roots of the equation
(P-q)x2 + 5(p+q)x + 2(p-q)=0
R REAL and UNEQUAL

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Answered by mysticd
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Hi.

Compare (p - q)x²+5(p+ q )x+2(p-q)=0

with ax² + bx + c = 0 ,

a = p - q ,

b = 5( p + q ) ,

c = 2( p - q )

If roots real and unequal then

discreaminant > 0

b² - 4ac > 0

5( p + q )² - 4( p - q )× 2( p - q ) > 0

5( p + q )² - 8( p - q )² > 0

5p² + 10pq + 5q² - 8p² + 16pq - 8q²>0

-3p² - 3q² + 26pq >0

3p² + 3q² - 26pq < 0

I hope this helps you.

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