Question

if the ratio of the roots of ax^2+bx+c=0 is equal to the roots of the equation x^2+x+1=0
then a,b,c are in
a)A.P
b)GP
c)HP
d)none

Answer 1

ratio of roots of ax^2+bx+c=0 is equal to the _______ roots of the eqn x^2+ x+1 =0

am assuming in the blank space there should be "ratio of" ?

Answer 2

i didn't get u

Answer 3

\[ratio= 1:x\]
\[a=1\times x\]
\[b=1\times x\]
\[c=1\times x\]

Answer 4

Isn't the answer d?

Answer 5

What's HP?

Answer 6

harmonic progression

Answer 7

It's to do with sum and prodcut of roots.

Answer 8

product*

Answer 9

\[\frac{ -b }{ a }=1\]
\[\frac{ c }{ a }=1\]

Answer 10

The first one was meant to be -1

Answer 11

not 1.

Answer 12

k

Answer 13

Did a typo sorry.

Answer 14

it's k

Answer 15

so it is not making an AP. not GP not HP....so answer is none

Answer 16

Yeah I'm pretty sure it is.

Answer 17

Do you have the answers? If you do, check it to see if I was correct or not.

Answer 18

r u sure that statement is correct, becoz ac. to @shubhamsrg something is missing in the statement

Answer 19

He thought there was a ratio given. for example.
1:2 or 3:7 etc.

Answer 20

k

Answer 21

No worries.

Answer 22

thank u @Azteck