Math, asked by candelswatson48, 1 month ago

The values of x in the equation
7(x+2p)^2 + 5p^2 = 35xp + 117p^2 are
a) (4p, -3p) b) (4p, 3p)
c) (-4p, 3p)
d) (-4p. -3p)​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
31

Answer :-

Option - A

Given to find the value of x in the equation :-

7(x + 2p)² + 5p² = 35xp + 117p²

Solution:-

Firstly lets simplify the L.H.S by using algebraic identity (a+b)² = a² + 2ab + b²

7(x)² + (2p)² + 2(x)(2p) + 5p² = 35xp + 117p²

7[x² + 4p² + 4xp ] + 5p² = 35xp + 117p²

7x² + 28p² + 28xp + 5p² = 35xp + 117p²

✪Tranposing R.H.S equation to L.H.S

7x² + 28p² + 28xp +5p² -35xp -117p² = 0

✪Keeping like terms together

7x² +28p² + 5p²- 117p² + 28xp - 35xp = 0

7x² - 84p² - 7xp = 0

✪Take common ' 7'

7[x² - 12p² - xp] = 0

x² - 12p² -xp = 0/7

x² - 12p² -x p = 0

x² -xp - 12p² = 0

Since , we got the Quadratic equation Lets find the roots of the Quadratic equation

x² - xp - 12p² = 0

✪Splitting the middle term

x² + 3xp -4xp - 12p² = 0

x(x + 3p) -4p(x +3p ) = 0

(x + 3p) (x -4p ) = 0

✪Finding the roots :-

x + 3p = 0

x = -3p

x - 4p = 0

x = 4p

So, the value of x are -3p , 4p [A]

Know more about Quadratic equation:-

✪The Quadratic equation is the equation having with degree 2

✪ The Quadratic equation has 2 roots

✪ The general form of Quadratic equation is ax² + bx + c =0

✪ We can find the two roots by different methods like factorisation method, Formula method , complete squaring etc

✪ We can find the nature of roots i.e [Complex, distinct, equal , real etc] by discriminant of the Quadratic equation

✪ Discriminant of the Quadratic equation is b² - 4ac

Answered by aadikumarvats
4

Answer:

Option (A) is the correct answer.

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