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The product of the real roots of the equation (x+1)^4 +(x+3)^4=8 is​ 2

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  (x+1)⁴ +(x+3)⁴ = 8    

To find :   product of the real roots

Solution:

(x+1)⁴ +(x+3)⁴ = 8  

let say

x  = y - 2

=> y = x + 2

=> ( y - 1)⁴  + ( y + 1)⁴  = 8

=> 2y⁴  + 12y²  +  2 = 8

=> y⁴ + 6y²  + 1   = 4

=> y⁴ + 6y²  - 3  = 0

y² = z

=> z² + 6z  - 3 = 0

=> z = ( -6  ± √ (36 + 12) )/2

=> z  =  - 3 ± 2√3

z   = - 3 - 2√3   => y is not real  as y² is -ve

z =  - 3 + 2√3  

=> y²  =  2√3   - 3

y = x + 2

=> (x + 2)² = 2√3   - 3

=> x²  + 4x + 4  = 2√3   - 3

=> x²  + 4x + 7 - 2√3 = 0

as D > 0 hence roots are real

Products of roots  =   7 - 2√3

product of the real roots of the equation  (x+1)⁴ +(x+3)⁴ = 8  

is  7 - 2√3

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :  (x+1)⁴ +(x+3)⁴ = 8    

To find :   product of the real roots

Solution:

(x+1)⁴ +(x+3)⁴ = 8  

let say

x  = y - 2

=> y = x + 2

=> ( y - 1)⁴  + ( y + 1)⁴  = 8

=> 2y⁴  + 12y²  +  2 = 8

=> y⁴ + 6y²  + 1   = 4

=> y⁴ + 6y²  - 3  = 0

y² = z

=> z² + 6z  - 3 = 0

=> z = ( -6  ± √ (36 + 12) )/2

=> z  =  - 3 ± 2√3

z   = - 3 - 2√3   => y is not real  as y² is -ve

z =  - 3 + 2√3  

=> y²  =  2√3   - 3

y = x + 2

=> (x + 2)² = 2√3   - 3

=> x²  + 4x + 4  = 2√3   - 3

=> x²  + 4x + 7 - 2√3 = 0

as D > 0 hence roots are real

Products of roots  =   7 - 2√3

product of the real roots of the equation  (x+1)⁴ +(x+3)⁴ = 8  

is  7 - 2√3

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