SOLUTION: Let (a) and (b) be two solutions of the equation X^2–x+4=0
Then b/a + a/b= ?
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Question 878745: Let (a) and (b) be two solutions of the equation X^2–x+4=0
Then b/a + a/b= ?
Answer by k007sam(3) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
applying the direct formula.
we get,
that is
and
then u get::::: b/a + a/b =
u need to solve this like this :
so,
X
solving further,
cancel out + and
we get which is
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