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What Is Formula For Alpha minus Beta

(α-β)?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Let us Denoted alpha as A and Beta as B

So we need to find what is A - B.

Quadratic Equation = ax² + bx + c

Let us consider a Quadratic Equation. If we find the sum of roots, A + B we would get it as:

A + B = -b / a

AB = c / a

Now we know that,

( A - B )² = ( A + B )² - 4 AB

=> ( A - B )² = ( -b / a )² - 4 ( c / a )

=> ( A - B )² = ( -b² / a² ) - 4 c / a

Taking LCM we get,

=> ( A - B )² = ( -b² - 4ac ) / a²

Taking Square root on both sides we get,

=> A - B = √ [ -1 ( b² + 4ac ) ] / a

Hence the value of A - B = √ ( -b² - 4ac ) / a



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Answered by Victory1234
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<b><u>Here Is Your Answer:----</u></b>

<b><u>Let us Denoted alpha as A and Beta as B

So we need to find what is A - B.

Quadratic Equation = {ax}^{2} + bx + c

Let\: us \:consider\: a \:Quadratic \:Equation.\: If \:we \:find \:the\: sum\: of \:roots,\: A + B \:we \:would\: get\: it \:as:

A + B = -b / a

AB = c / a

Now we know that,

{( A - B )}^{2} ={ ( A + B )}^{2} - 4 AB

=> {( A - B )}^{2}={ ( -b / a )}^{2} - 4 ( c / a )

=>{ ( A - B )}^{2} = ( {-b}^{2} / {a}^{2} ) - 4 c / a

Taking\: LCM\: we\: get,<br /><br />[tex]=&gt; {( A - B )}^{2} = ( {-b}^{2} - 4ac ) / {a}^{2}

Taking \:Square\: root \:on\: both \:sides \:we \:get,

\implies A - B = \sqrt {[ -1 ( {b}^{2} + 4ac ) ] / a}

Hence the value of A - B = \sqrt( {-b}^{2} - 4ac ) / a

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