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Find the roots of the following equation:
2(x2+1x2)−9(x+1x)+14=0, then

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x=1,2,12
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x=1,2,12
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x=1,2,12
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x=1,2,14
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Solution

The correct option is C x=1,2,12
2(x2+1x2)9(x+1x)+14=0
Let x+1x=y.........(1)
then, x2+1x2=y2
x2+1x2=y22
hence, 2(y22)9y+14=0
2y249y+14=0
2y29y+10=0
2y25y4y+10=0
(y2)(2y5)=0
y=52,2
Now substituting value of y in equation (1), we get
x+1x=2
x22x+1=0
(x1)2=0
x=1
and, x+1x=52
2x25x+2=0
2x24xx+2=0
(2x1)(x2)=0
x=2,12
Hence, x=1,2,12

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