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If abx2 = (a-b)2(x+1)

Then the possible value of 1+ 4/x +1/4x2 is ?

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The given quadratic equation is abx2 = a-b2x + 1abx2 - a-b2x - a-b2 = 0We will solve the above equation using quadratic formula.Comparing it with standard quadratic equation Ax2+Bx+C = 0, we getA = ab ; B = - a-b2 ; C = - a-b2Discriminant, D = B2-4ACD = a - b4 + 4ab a - b2D = a - b2 a - b2 + 4 abD = a - b2 a2 + b2 - 2ab + 4 abD = a - b2 a2 + b2 + 2 abD = a - b2 a + b2

Now, values of x are given by,x = -B + D2A and x = -B - D2Ax=a - b2 + a - b a + b2ab and x=a - b2 - a - b a + b2abx=a - b a - b + a + b2ab and x=a - b a - b - a - b2abx = a - b 2a2ab = a - bb and x = a - b -2b2ab = b - aaNow you can easily get the values of the given expression by substituting both the values of x in the given expression.


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