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If α and β are the roots of the equation 4x2 - 5x + 2 = 0, find the equation whose roots are
α+1α and β+1β

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We have 4x2-5x+2=0On comparing this equation with ax2+bx+c=0, we get: a=4,b=-5, c=2We know that α+β=-ba and αβ=caThus , we getα+β=--54=54 ...(1)

αβ=24=12
Let α1=α+1α and β1=β+1βThen, we get: α1+β1=α+1α+β+1β =α+β+1α+1β =54+5412 [From (1) and (2) ] =54+52=154
α1β1 = α+1αβ+1β= α2+1αβ2+1β=α2β2+α2+β2+1αβ=122+542-2×12+112=14+251612=298


We know that if α1 and β1 are the roots of a quadratic equation, then the quadratic equation isx2-α1+β1 x+ α1 β1 = 0On substituing α1 + β1 = 154 and α1β1 = 298, we get:x2-154x+298 = 08x2-30x+29 = 0

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