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The roots of the quadratic equation9/x²-27=25/x²-11​

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Answered by Divyansh122530
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:The roots of the quadratic equation is

9/x²-27 = 25/x²-11

We cross multiply each other

25×(x²-27)= 9(x²-11)

25x²- 675 = 9x²- 99

16x²- 576 = 0

x²-36 =0

( By taking 16 as common )

x²=36

x =√36

x =6

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Answered by Qwparis
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The correct answer is 6 and -6.

Given: The equation = \frac{9}{x^{2} -27}=\frac{25}{x^{2} -11}.

To Find: Roots of quadratic equation.

Solution:

\frac{9}{x^{2} -27}=\frac{25}{x^{2} -11}

Cross multiply the terms.

9(x^{2} - 11) = 25(x^{2} - 27)

9x^{2} -99=25x^{2}- 675

16x^{2} =675-99

16x^{2} -576=0

x^{2} -36=0

x^{2} =36

x = 6, -6.

Hence, the roots of equation are 6 and -6.

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