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If m1 and m2 are the roots of the equation x2axa1=0, then the area of the triangle formed by the three straight lines y=m1x,y=m2x and y=a(a1) is

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Given equation:x2axa1=0
x2(a+1)x+x(a+1)=0
(x(a+1))(x+1)=0
We get,
x=a+1 and x=1
So, m1=a+1 and m2=1
now, three lines are
y=(a+1)x...(i)
y=x...(ii)
y=a...(iii)
on solving the three equations, we get three points that are (0, 0), (-a, a) and (a/(a+1),a) are of triangle formed by these three given points will be a2(a+2)/(a+1)

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