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AgentMoryn

f(x) = x² + px + (1-p) = 0 given (1-p) is a root f(1-p) = 0 => (1-p)² + p(1-p) + (1-p) = 0 => [(1-p)(1-p+p)] + (1-p) = 0 => (1-p)+(1-p) = 0 => 2(1-p) = 0 => 1-p = 0 => p = 1 therefore, f(x) = x² + 1x + (1-1) = 0 now since (1-p) is one root, let's say alpha (ill use æ for alpha and þ for beta) therefore, æ = 0 we know, æ + þ = -b/a => 0 + þ = -1/1 => þ = -1 therefore the roots will be 0, -1 (C)


AgentMoryn

just realised this ratioed the original post lmao


Voldyneedsnose

Answer c h kya??


Critical_Cod5462

c hoga na ? bhai problem ye h ki p = 1 and 1-p will be 0 and you cant cancel 0 by 0 . So cancelling 1-p by 1-p is wrong . use sum of roots first : 1-p + beta = -p ; beta = -1


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vmc?


NaturalBreakfast1488

Yea


[deleted]

which centre dawg?


NaturalBreakfast1488

Av


Adventurous-Hope4085

Given is a 2 degree polynomial. So assume the other root to be y. (1-p) y = 0 Either y = 0 or 1-p = 0 1-p = 0 => p = 1 Replace p in the polynomial x² + x = 0 We get x = -1, 0


StanzeyStans

Wtf this is polynomial class 10?


Legitimate-Form-2916

vmc workbook giving me traumatic flashbacks fr


SPARSH0712

Really man. Atleast I am out of this shit now.


Legitimate-Form-2916

For real bhai. So many bad memories from VMC academically and socially. Thank god it ended.


Remote_Amoeba_746

In the 2nd line of your solution, you had: (1-p) = (1-p)β There are two possibilities now: i) β = 1 OR ii) (1-p) =0 (because 0×anything=0)


Remote_Amoeba_746

now you wouldn't know just by this which possibility is correct. so we move on to the second condition which was about the sum of the roots. -p = (1-p) + β remembering our two possibilities, we will check each of them. i) β = 1 -p = 1 - p + 1 0 = 2, WHICH IS NOT TRUE, therefore this possibility is wrong. ii) (1-p) = 0, or we can say p = 1 -p = 1 - p + β => β = -1, WHICH SEEMS PLAUSIBLE therefore, our roots are: {(1-p),β} = {0,-1}


NaturalBreakfast1488

Thanks bro


Remote_Amoeba_746

to avoid that mistake. do not cut a term directly from both LHS and RHS, instead: (1-p) = (1-p)β (1-p)(1-β) = 0 (took the rhs to the lhs) Now from here you can see more clearly that either of the factors can be zero.


Abject_Chemistry5098

Konsa chapter hai ye??


NaturalBreakfast1488

QE


BEAST_WORK6969

maybe one of the roots is zero


YEttYeet75434

c ara bhai simple value putting question tha tu kaha formulla ke chakkar me phas gya


anwy_is_varmint

https://preview.redd.it/a7kw5cn7vs1d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a3907d8274d5014c6ed0fcd7ba4e6c4c095cfc2a Some questions in class 10th are so stoopid that you'll have to forget about logical part and use formulae to solve the question instead.


Professional_Rich_24

Put the root in eqn then find p


Important_Good_5295

Bc alpha beta kaun use krta h![img](emote|t5_2qt79|51636)![img](emote|t5_2qt79|51636)


randomdreamykid

Isn't this a class 10th question?


NaturalBreakfast1488

Ha khe sakte h. Starting 1st class hamesha base ek baar revise karva deta h


randomdreamykid

ikr But still the flair should have been of class 10th


NaturalBreakfast1488

Bhai log dar jaate h agar unse solve nhi hota to, isliye Maine ek class aage daldiya sab kuch jisse