Math, asked by krishnahari59, 5 months ago

Solve 2a2x2 + b(6a2 + 1)X + 3b2 = 0​

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Answered by biswajitnayak586
0

Answer:

-3b

Step-by-step explanation:

D= b²-4ac

  =b(6a²b²+b²+12a²b²-24a²t

  =36a²*²b²-12a²b²

x=-b+ -√D

 =-6a²b-b-6a²b+b/4a²

 =-12a²b/4a

 =-3b

Answered by svlekha
1

Answer:

x = -3b

x = -b/2a^{2}

Step-by-step explanation:

2a^{2}x^{2} + b(6

2a^{2}x^{2} +(6

divide the whole term by 2a^{2}

we get ; x^{2} + (6a^{2}b +b/2

             x^{2} + (3b +b/2a^{2} )x + 3b*b/2

             x^{2} - (-3b -b/2a^{2} )x + 3b*b/2  ________(1)

we know if alpha and beta r roots of a quadratic equation . then, it can be represented as;    x^{2} - (alpha +beta)x +alpha*beta

now relate it with __(1)

we get

alpha = -3b , beta = -b/2a^{2}

x = -3b , x = -b/2a^{2}

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