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If p,q are the roots of a quadratic equation ax2+bx+c, then what is value of (a)×(p)×(q)


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c

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a

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b

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-b

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Solution

The correct option is A

c


We know that if quadratic equation is given in form ax2+bx+c

Then sum of the roots of the equation is (b)a

Product of roots of the equation is ca

Here we have been asked to find the value of (a)×(p)×(q)

We know pq=ca

So (a)×(p)×(q) = c


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