In each of the following cases, let us justify & write whether the given values are the of the given quadratic equation:
and 4/3
We know that the roots of the quadratic equation satisfies the equation.
So, if
and
are the roots of ![]()
then they must satisfy the equation.
Therefore, putting
in the equation we have
=
=
=
which is not equal to
.
So, it is not a root of the equation.
Putting
in the equation we have
=
=
which is not equal to
.
So, it is also not a root of the equation.
Hence,
and
are not the roots of the equation.
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