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If α,β,γ are the roots of the cubic x3+qx+r=0, then the equation whose roots are (αβ)2,(βγ)2,(γα)2, is:

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y3+6qy2+9q2y+(4q3+27r2)=0
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y3+6qy2+9q2y+(4r327r2)=0
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y3+6qy2+9q2y+(4r3+27q2)=0
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y3+6qy2+9q2y+(4q327r2)=0
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Solution

The correct option is A y3+6qy2+9q2y+(4q3+27r2)=0
x3+qx+r=0 has α,β,γ as roots.
Sum of roots: α+β+γ=0
Product of roots taken two at a time: αβ+βγ+γα=q
Product of roots: αβγ=r
α3+qα+r=0...............(i)
β3+qβ+r=0............(ii)
Now, (i) - (ii), we get
α3β3+q(αβ)=0
(αβ)(α2+β2+αβ+q)=0
(αβ)((αβ)2+3αβ+q)=0....................... {1}
Similarly
(βγ)((βγ)2+3βγ+q)=0....................... {2}
(γα)((γα)2+3γα+q)=0....................... {3}
Clearly, αβγ
From {1}, {2} and {3}, we get
(αβ)2=3αβq
(βγ)2=3βγq
(γα)2=3γαq
Now, we have to find the equation with roots (αβ)2,(βγ)2,(γα)2
Sum of roots:
(αβ)2+(βγ)2+(γα)2=3(αβ+βγ+γα)3q=6q
Product of roots taken two at a time:
(αβ)2(βγ)2+(βγ)2(γα)2+(γα)2(αβ)2
=(3αβ+q)(3βγ+q)+(3βγ+q)(3γα+q)+(3γα+q)(3αβ+q)=9q2
Product of roots:
((αβ)(βγ)(γα))2=(3αβ+q)(3βγ+q)(3γα+q)
=9qαβγ(α+β+γ)+q3+3q2(αβ+βγ+γα)+27(αβγ)2=4q3+27r2
the equation is y3+6qy2+9q2y+(4q3+27r2)=0.

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