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Answered by RISH4BH
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Given:-

  • A quadratic polynomial is given to us.
  • The polynomial is ax² +bx + c .
  • Ratio of its zeroes is m:n .

To Find:-

  • The option b/w these
  1. b²mn = ( m² + n² ) ac.
  2. ( m + n )²ac = b²mn.
  3. b²( m² + n² ) = mnac.
  4. None of these .

Formulae Used:-

Sum of zeroes is given by :

\large\purple{\underline{\boxed{\pink{\bf{\dag Sum\:of\:zeroes=\dfrac{-(Coefficient\:of\:x)}{Co-efficient\:of\:x^2}}}}}}

Product of zeroes is given by :

\large\purple{\underline{\boxed{\pink{\bf{\dag Product\:of\:zeroes=\dfrac{Constant\:term}{(Coefficient\:of\:x^2)}}}}}}

Answer:-

Given quadratic polynomial to us is ax² + bx + c .

Also given that its roots are in ratio m : n .

Let us take the given ratio be mk : nk .

Now ,

  • Sum of zeroes = -b/a . ...............(i)
  • Product of zeroes = c/a . ............(ii)

Let us take the roots be \alpha and \beta .

\tt{:\implies \alpha + \beta=\dfrac{-b}{a}.}

\tt{:\implies mk + nk = \dfrac{-b}{a}.}

\tt{:\implies k ( m + n ) =\dfrac{-b}{a}.}

\tt{:\implies [k(m+n)]^2=\bigg(\dfrac{-b}{a}\bigg).}

\green{\tt{\longmapsto k^2(m+n)^2=\dfrac{b^2}{a^2}..............(iii)}}

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Also ,

\tt{:\implies \alpha\beta=\dfrac{c}{a}.}

\tt{:\implies mk\times nk =\dfrac{c}{a}.}

\green{\tt{\longmapsto  k^2mn=\dfrac{c}{a}.............(iv)}}

\underline{\pink{\tt{\leadsto Divide\:equ^n\:(iii)\:by\:equ^n\:(iv).}}}

\tt{:\implies \dfrac{\cancel{k^2}mn}{\cancel{k^2}(m+n)^2}=\dfrac{c}{\cancel{a}}\times\dfrac{\cancel{a^2}}{b^2}.}

\tt{:\implies \dfrac{mn}{(m+n)^2}=\dfrac{ac}{b^2}.}

\underline{\boxed{\blue{\tt{\dag b^2mn=(m+n)^2ac}}}}

\underline\red{\pink{\tt{\leadsto Hence\:the\:correct\:option\:is\:(B)\:[b^2mn=(m+n)^2ac].}}}

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