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the sum if the roots of a quadratic equation is 9 less than the product of its roots. if one root is 3 more than the other , find the product of its roots

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Sum of the roots of a quadratic equation is  9 less than the product of the roots.

one root is 3 more than the other root

To Find : the product of the roots

Solution:

one root is 3 more than the other root,

Let say roots are α & α + 3

Sum of roots = α + α + 3 =2α + 3

Product of roots = α( α + 3) =α² + 3α

Sum of the roots of a quadratic equation is 5 less than the product of

the roots

=> α² + 3α - 9 = 2α + 3

=> α² + α - 12 =  0

=> α²  -3α +4α - 12 =  0

=> α(α - 3) + 4(α - 3) = 0

=> (α - 3)(α +4) =0

α = 3 ,  - 4

Roots are  3 , 6

or    - 4 , - 1

Product of roots =  α( α + 1)  

= 3(3 + 3) = 18           quadratic equation      x² -  9x  + 18 = 0    

or  

= -4(-4 + 3) = 4         quadratic equation       x² +  5x  + 4  = 0  

Products of roots =  18 or 4

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