If x1 and x2 are the roots of ax2+bx+c=0,b≠0 and they are of opposite sign, then the roots of x1(x−x2)2+x2(x−x1)2=0 are
A
real
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B
non real
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C
of same sign
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D
of opposite sign
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Solution
The correct options are A real D of opposite sign Since, roots are opposite in sign. Therefore, x1x2<0 x1(x−x2)2+x2(x−x1)2=0 ⇒(x1+x2)x2−(4x1x2)x+x1x2(x1+x2)=0 Now, D=16(x1x2)2−4x1x2(x1+x2)2∴D>0(∵x1x2<0)
The product of roots is =x1x2(x1+x2)(x1+x2)=x1x2<0