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Standard XII
Mathematics
Relation between Roots and Coefficients for Quadratic
If one root o...
Question
If one root of the equation
x
2
−
p
x
+
q
=
0
is twice the othere. Prove that
2
p
2
=
9
q
.
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Solution
Let
a
and
b
be the roots of the equation
x
2
−
p
x
+
q
=
0
.
Then from the relation between the roots and co-efficients we get,
a
+
b
=
p
.....(1) and
a
b
=
q
......(2).
According to the problem,
a
=
2
b
. Using this in (1) and (2) we get,
3
b
=
p
and
2
b
2
=
q
⇒
2
p
2
9
=
q
⇒
4
p
2
=
9
q
[Using the value of
b
]
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