Math, asked by khushi536, 1 year ago


Then prove that a = t - q upon r - p

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Answered by RAPTOR5
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khushi536: Ty so much
Answered by saurabhsemalti
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since x-a is common factor to both polynomials hence on putting x=a ...both polynomials will give same output...
therefore.. put x=a
 {a}^{2}  + pa - q =  {a}^{2}  + ar - t \\ pa - q = ar - t \\ a(p - r) = q - t \\ a =  (q - t)  \div (p - r) \\ a = (t - q) \div (r - p)
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