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Standard XII
Mathematics
Roots of a Quadratic Equation
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Question
Find the quadratic equation, whose roots are tripple of the roots of the equation
3
a
x
2
+
3
b
x
+
c
=
0
.
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Solution
Given the quadratic equation is
3
a
x
2
+
3
b
x
+
c
=
0
.......(1).
Now we are to find the equation whose roots are tripple of the roots of the equation (1).
So the equation will be obtained by replacing
x
by
x
3
in (1) we get,
3
a
x
2
9
+
3
b
x
3
+
c
=
0
or,
a
x
2
+
3
b
x
+
3
c
=
0
.
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