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The equation whose roots are greater by 2 than those of x^2 + 3x + 5 = 0​

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Answered by darsi
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the roots of given equation 2x

3

+3x

2

−4x+5=0 is p,q,r

Relation betwen roots and coefficients are

Sum of the roots=

a

−b

∴p+q+r=

a

−b

=

2

−(3)

=

2

−3

Product of the roots=

a

−d

∴p×q×r=

2

−5

Sum of products of the roots taken two at a time=

a

c

∴p×q+p×r+q×r=

a

c

=

2

−4

=−2

Now new roots are p

=p+2,q

=q+2,r

=r+2

New equation is x

3

−(p

+q

+r

)x

2

+((p

×q

)+(q

×r

)+(r

×p

))x−(p

×q

×r

)=0

p

+q

+r

=p+2+q+2+r+2=p+q+r+6=−

2

3

+6=

2

9

p

×q

×r

=(p+2)(q+2)(r+2)=pqr+2(pq+pr+qr)+4(p+q+r)+8=−

2

5

+2(−2)−4×

2

3

+8=−

2

9

(p

×q

)+(q

×r

)+(r

×p

)=(p+2)(q+2)+(r+2)(q+2)+(p+2)(r+2)=pq+qr+pr+12+4p+4q+4r=−2+12+4×

2

−3

=4

So, the equation is x

3

2

9

x

2

+4x−(−

2

9

)=0

⇒2x

3

−9x

2

+8x+9=0

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