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The equation whose roots are multiplied by 3 of those of 2x2+3x−1=0 is

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Answered by vvd5865
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Answer:5x  

2

+9x+45=0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the roots of the given equation 2x  

2

+3x+5=0 be α and β.

Then, α+β=−  

2

3

 and αβ=  

2

5

 

Let the roots of required equation be α  

 

 and β  

 

.

It is given that,

α  

 

=3α and β  

 

=3β

Now, α  

 

+β  

 

=3α+3β

=3(α+β)

=3(−  

2

3

)=−  

2

9

 

Also, α  

 

⋅β  

 

=(3α)(3β)=9αβ

=9(  

2

5

)=  

2

45

 

Hence, required equation is

x  

2

−(−  

2

9

)x+  

2

45

=0

⇒2x  

2

+9x+45=0

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