The quadratic equation whose roots are the reciprocals of the roots of the Q.E. 3x2 – 20x +
17 = 0 is
Answers
To Find :
- Quadratic equation whose roots are reciprocal of roots of quadratic equation 3x² - 20x + 17
Solution :
Let α and β are roots of given equation.
3x² - 20x + 17
here
- a = 3
- b = -20
- c = 17
Sum of zeroes = -b/a
α + β = -(-20)/3
α + β = 20/3
Product of zeroes = c/a
αβ = 17/3
Now, we have to find the quadratic equation whoose roots are 1/a and 1/β
x² - (sum of zeroes)x + product of zeroes
›› x² - (1/α + 1/β)x + αβ
›› x² - [( β+ α)/αβ]x + αβ
›› x² - [(20/3)/(17/3)]x + 17/3
›› x² - [20/3 × 3/17]x + 17/3
›› x² - 20x/17 + 17/3
›› (51x² - 60x + 289)/51
›› 51x² - 60x + 289
Hence
- Required Quadratic equation is 51x² - 60x + 289
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☞ Your answer is 51x²-60x+289
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✭ P(x) = 3x²-20x+17 = 0
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◈ A Quadratic polynomial who's roots are the reciprocal of the zeros of the Polynomial p(x)
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Assume the roots of the polynomial as α & β which means the new polynomial should have its roots as 1/α & 1/β
On comparing p(x) with ax²+bx+c
◕ a = 3
◕ b = -20
◕ c = 17
So now we know that,
Substituting the values,
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Now Product of Zeros is given by,
Substituting the values,
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Now that we know these the polynomial is given by,
So the zeros of the new polynomial say q(x) are
- 1/α
- 1/β
Substituting the values,
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[17×3 = 51]
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