If p(q-r)x^2 +q(r-p)x + r(p-q) has equal roots,then, 2/q=?? a)p+ 1/r c)p+r b) 1/p +r d) 1/p + 1/r
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\[D = b^2 - 4ac\] For equal roots D = 0
i know that, tell me what is 2/q and how ??
cosidering symmtry of that qn ans wud be d :P
It is the value you have to find from this approach...
just put those things in nd solve....u l get it
got your answer?
no
i have solved it till pqr(p-q)-pr^2(p-q)=0
wait ill check
i am sorry i am not getting answer now will tell you in the evening
ok
any other problem in quadratic?
yes.
wait.
ok
Can you show me how have you arrived at that equation??
just simplified everything.
I want to see if you want to show me..
\[q^{2}r^{2}-2pq^{2}r+p^{2}r^{2}-4pq(pr-qr)-pr(pr-qr)=0\]
this came by putting D=0.
How you have put the value of 4ac??
\[b^2 - 4ac = 0\] \[q^2(r-p)^2 - 4pr(p-q)(q-r) = 0\]
yes.
\[ q^2(r-p)^2-4pr(q-r)(p-q)=0\] make this a quadratic of \( q^2 \) First, expand the 2nd term to get \[ -4pr(pq-pr-q^2+qr)= -4p^2rq+4p^2r^2+4pq^2r-4pqr^2 \] \[= 4pr q^2 -4pr(p+r) q +4p^2r^2 \] this will make the expression \[ ((r-p)^2+4pr) q^2 -4pr(p+r) q + 4p^2r^2=0 \] the coefficient of q^2 can be simplified to (p+r)^2 \[ (p+r)^2 q^2 -4pr(p+r) q + 4p^2r^2=0 \] solve for q using the quadratic formula \[ \frac{4pr(p+r)}{2(p+r)^2} \pm \frac{\sqrt{D}}{2(p+r)^2} \] where D is \[ 16p^2r^2(p+r)^2 - 16(p+r)^2 p^2r^2=0 \] we find q \[ q= \frac{2pr}{(p+r)} \] and \[ \frac{2}{q}= \frac{p+r}{pr}= \frac{1}{r}+\frac{1}{p} \]
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