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Standard XII
Mathematics
Existence of Limit
if one root o...
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if one root of quadratic equation x
2
- 3x + q=0 is twice the other root find q
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Solution
The
given
quadratic
equation
is
:
x
2
-
3
x
+
q
=
0
Comparing
it
with
ax
2
+
bx
+
c
=
0
,
we
get
a
=
1
;
b
=
-
3
;
c
=
q
Let
α
and
β
are
the
roots
of
the
above
equation
.
Let
α
=
2
β
α
+
β
=
-
b
a
⇒
α
+
β
=
3
⇒
2
β
+
β
=
3
⇒
β
=
1
Now
,
α
=
2
Now
,
αβ
=
c
a
⇒
2
×
1
=
q
1
⇒
q
=
2
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