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solve for x by quadratic formula p^2 x^2 + (p^2 - q^2) x-q^2 = 0​

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Answered by brshwetha20
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Answer:

We have p

2

x

2

+(p

2

−q

2

)x−q

2

=0

Comparing this equation to ax

2

+bx+c=0, we have

a=p

2

,b=p

2

−q

2

and c=−q

2

∴ D=b

2

−4ac=(p

2

−q

2

)

2

−4×p

2

+(−q)

2

=(p

2

−q

2

)

2

+4p

2

q

2

=(p

2

+q

2

)

2

>0

So, the given equation has real roots given by

α=

2a

−b+

D

=

2p

2

−(p

2

−q

2

)+(p

2

+q

2

)

=

2p

2

2q

2

=

p

2

q

2

and β=

2a

−b−

D

=

2p

2

−(p

2

−q

2

)−(p

2

+q

2

)

=

2p

2

−2p

2

=−1

Hence roots are

p

2

q

2

and −1

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