Math, asked by rahinirahi2001, 5 months ago

solve 6x^4-13x^2-x+3=0 If one root is 2- root 3​

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Answered by Anonymous
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{ \tt{ \huge \underline{Given}}}

{ \rm{ \large{the \: equation \: is \longrightarrow}}}

{ \rm{ \large{ {6x}^{4} -  {13x}^{2}  - x + 3  }}}

{ \rm{ \large{ the \: roots \: of \: the \: equation \: are \: 2 \: and \: 3}}}

{ \tt{ \huge \underline{Solution}}}

{ \rm{putting \: the \: first \: root = 2}}

{ \rm{ { {6x}^{4} -  {13x}^{2}  - x + 3  }}}

{ \rm{ { =  {6 \times 2}^{4} -  {13 \times 2}^{2}  - 2+ 3  }}}

{ \rm{ { =  96 -  52- 2+ 3  }}}

{ \rm{ { =  96 -  53  }}}

{ \rm{ { =  43  }}}

{ \rm{putting \: the \: second \: root = 3}}

{ \rm{ { {6x}^{4} -  {13x}^{2}  - x + 3  }}}

{ \rm{ {  = {6 \times 3}^{4} -  {13 \times 3}^{2}  -  3+ 3  }}}

{ \rm{ {  = 486 -  117  -  3+ 3  }}}

{ \rm{ {  = 486 -  117    }}}

{ \rm{ {  = 369   }}}

{ \tt{ \large{the \: two \: different \: values\: of \: x \:  = 43  \: \: and \:  \: 369}}}

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