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x^3(x+1)=(x+k)(x+2k) where k belongs to (0.75,1) find- i)no. of real roots ii) greatest real root iii) least real root plz help me to solve this or guide me approaching this sum and more such types....... thanks in advance........
x^3(x+1)=(x+k)(x+2k)
where k belongs to (0.75,1)
find-
i)no. of real roots
ii) greatest real root
iii) least real root
plz help me to solve this or guide me approaching this sum and more such types.......
thanks in advance........
The no of roots of this equation are the no of points of intersection of y=x^4+x^3 and y=x^2+3kx+2k^2.Differentiating y=x^4+x^3 wrt x we get dy/dx=4x^3+3x^2=x^2(4x+3). dy/dx>0 when x> -3/4, dy/dxThe graph of y=x^2+3kx+2k^2= (x-3k/2)^2-k^2/4 is a parabola with vertex at(-3k/2,-k^2/4) By plotting these graphs we observe that there are two points of intersections. So the equation has two distinct real roots for each k belongs to (0.75,1) .
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