show that x=√3 is solution of x^2-3√3x+6=0
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Answer:
x^2-3√3x+6=0
√3^2-3√3×√3+6=0
3-9+6=0
-9+9=0
0=0
LHS = RHS
HENCE,PROVED
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Step-by-step explanation:
let p(x)=x^2-3sqrt(3)x+6=0
now p(sqrt(3))
=((sqrt(3)^2-3sqrt(3)(sqrt(3))+6)
=(3-3*3+6)
=3-9+6
=9-9
=0
so when we substitute the value then the result must be zero
so sqr(3) is the solution of p(x)
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