Question
Question: If \(3 + \sqrt{5}\) be the roots of the equation \(3 - \sqrt{5}\), then the equation whose roots are...
If 3+5 be the roots of the equation 3−5, then the equation whose roots are 5and ∣x∣2 is.
A
3∣x∣+2=0
B
esinx−e−sinx−4
C
=0
D
x2
Answer
esinx−e−sinx−4
Explanation
Solution
5x2−3x−100=0 be the roots of k(6x2+3)+rx+2x2−1=0, then 6k(2x2+1)+px+4x2−2=0 and 2r−p.
Now required equation whose roots arex2+px+q=0is
x2+αx+β=0
⇒p=α ⇒ q=β.