Math, asked by Manpreet061, 1 year ago

solve for x:9x2+9(p+q)+(2p2+5pq+2q2)=0

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Answered by KarupsK
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Manpreet061: I am not getting it from where does this -3 come
KarupsK: divide both sides by 9 after step 1
Manpreet061: and in next step
KarupsK: just factorize
Manpreet061: can u solve it by b2-4ac formulae
KarupsK: This problem is easy when we use factorization method
Manpreet061: I don't think so....
Answered by parmesanchilliwack
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Answer:

Here, the given equation is,

9x^2 + 9(p+q)x + (2p^2+ 5pq + 2q^2 ) = 0

9x^2 + 9(p+q)x + 2p^2 + 4pq + pq + 2q^2 = 0

9x^2 + 9(p+q)x + 2p(p+2q)+q(p+2q) = 0

9x^2 + 9(p+q)x + (2p+q) (p+2q) = 0

x^2 + (p+q)x +\frac{(2p+q)(p+2q)}{9} = 0

x^2 + \frac{2p+q}{3}x+\frac{p+2q}{3}x + \frac{(2p+q)(p+2q)}{9}=0

x(x+\frac{2p+q}{3})+\frac{p+2q}{3}(x+\frac{2p+q}{3})=0

(x+\frac{2p+q}{3})(x+\frac{p+2q}{3})=0

If x+\frac{2p+q}{3} = 0\implies x = -(\frac{2p+q}{3})

While, if,

x+\frac{p+2q}{3} = 0\implies x = -(\frac{p+2q}{3})

Which are the required value of x.

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