If a, B are the roots of the equation x + px + q =0 and also of x + p"x" + q* = 0 %3! αβ and If are the roots of x" +1+(x+1)" = 0, Then, prove that roots, of B'a x² + px +q=0. Then prove that n is even integer.

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Section4.2: Properties Of Division
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If a, ß are the roots of the equation x'+ px +q= 0 and also of x + p"x" +q* = 0
αβ
and If
are the roots of x" +1+(x+1)" = 0, Then, prove that roots, of
x²+
+ px +q= 0. Then prove that n is even integer.
Transcribed Image Text:If a, ß are the roots of the equation x'+ px +q= 0 and also of x + p"x" +q* = 0 αβ and If are the roots of x" +1+(x+1)" = 0, Then, prove that roots, of x²+ + px +q= 0. Then prove that n is even integer.
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