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Standard XII
Mathematics
Nature of Roots
x2-(A-3)x-(A-...
Question
x
2
-(A-3)x-(A-2), for what value of A will the sum of the squares of the zero be zero?
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Solution
x
2
-
A
-
3
x
-
A
-
2
=
0
let
the
roots
are
m
,
n
So
m
+
n
=
A
-
3
mn
=
-
A
-
2
so
m
2
+
n
2
=
0
m
+
n
2
-
2
mn
=
0
A
-
3
2
+
2
A
-
4
=
0
A
2
+
9
-
6
A
+
2
A
-
4
=
0
A
2
-
4
A
+
5
=
0
A
=
4
±
16
-
20
2
=
2
±
i
where
i
=
-
1
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