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what will be the value m if one zero of polynomial (m^2+4)x^2+63+4m is reciprocal of other

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Answered by vishal10012005
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f(x) = (m^2+4)x^2+63+4m

Let y be the zero of the polynomial f(x)

The zero will be 1/y

On putting x=y in the polynomial f(x), we get

f(y) = y^2 × m^2 +4y^2 +63 +4m = 0 ...(i)

On putting x=1/y in the polynomial f(x), we get

f(1/y) = (1/y)^2 × m^2 +4(1/y)^2 +63 +4m =0 ...(ii)

On equating and canceling the like terms in the equation (i) and (ii) , we get

y^2 × m^2 +4y^2 = (1/y)^2 × m^2 + 4(1/y)^2

y^2 (m^2 + 4) = (1/y)^2 (m^2+4)

y^4 = 1

y = 1 or -1

On putting y = 1 in the equation (i), we get

(m^2 + 4)×(1)^2 +63 + 4m = 0

m^2 + 4 +63 + 4m =0

m^2 +4m + 67 = 0

The answers you get after solving this quadratic equation will be both complex.

So, the answers will be -2-3i√7 and -2+3i√7

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