Grade 6Algebra
Given one root is the square of the other in the equation ax2+bx+c=0, prove that c(a-b)3=a(c-b)3
Given one root is the square of the other in the equation ax2+bx+c=0, prove that c(a-b)3=a(c-b)3
1 Answer
Sanskar
Given
Let roots are
And
Consider left and side
Consider right hand side.
Therefore,
Hence, proved.
Let roots are
And
Consider left and side
Consider right hand side.
Therefore,
Hence, proved.
Given One root is the square of the other in the equation.
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