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if a+b+c=0, show that the roots of eq. ax*x+bx+c=0 are rational
Asked by pulakananda | 18 Feb, 2011, 09:29: PM
Dear Student,
Here is the solution:
Since a + b + c = 0 hence b = -(c + a)
The given quadratic equation is ax2 + bx + c = 0
Or ax2 –(c + a)x + c = 0 (1)
The discriminant of equation (1) is {-(c + a)}2 – 4ac = (c + a)2 – 4ac = (c - a) 2
Since a, b, c are rational and the discriminant of equation (1) is a perfect square, hence the roots of (1) are rational.
The given quadratic equation is ax2 + bx + c = 0
Or ax2 –(c + a)x + c = 0 (1)
The discriminant of equation (1) is {-(c + a)}2 – 4ac = (c + a)2 – 4ac = (c - a) 2
Since a, b, c are rational and the discriminant of equation (1) is a perfect square, hence the roots of (1) are rational.
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Team Topperlearning.
Answered by | 23 Feb, 2011, 07:23: PM
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