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Question Number 48193 by peter frank last updated on 20/Nov/18
In the equation ax^2 +bx+c=0  one root is square of   orther.without solving  the equation.prove that  c(a−b)^3 =a(c−b)^3
Intheequationax2+bx+c=0onerootissquareoforther.withoutsolvingtheequation.provethatc(ab)3=a(cb)3
Answered by MJS last updated on 20/Nov/18
a(x−α)(x−α^2 )=ax^2 −aα(α+1)x+aα^3   aα^3 (a+aα(α+1))^3 =a^4 α^3 (α^2 +α+1)^3   a(aα^3 +aα(α+1))^3 =a^4 α^3 (α^2 +α+1)^3
a(xα)(xα2)=ax2aα(α+1)x+aα3aα3(a+aα(α+1))3=a4α3(α2+α+1)3a(aα3+aα(α+1))3=a4α3(α2+α+1)3

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