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If α,β are the roots of the equation mx2+6x+(2m1)=0 mR{0,12}, then the quadratic equation with roots as 1α,1β is:

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(2m1)x26x+m=0
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mx2+(2m1)x+6=0
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(2m1)x2+6x+m=0
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6x2(2m1)xm=0
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Solution

The correct option is C (2m1)x2+6x+m=0
Given: α,β are the roots of mx2+6x+(2m1)=0 mR{0,12}
Sum of Roots α+β=6m(i)
And similarly Product of Roots αβ=2m1m(ii)

To find: Quadratic Equation with Roots as 1α,1β

For this transformed Equation:
Sum of Roots 1α+1β=α+βαβ=6m2m1m=62m1(iii)
Similarly, Product of Roots
1α1β=m2m1(iv)
Thus, the transformed quadratic equation will be:
x2(1α+1β)x+1αβ=0x2(62m1)x+m2m1=0(2m1)x2+6x+m=0
Which is the required quadratic equation.

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