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hi!
please help me out.
 
if ax^2 + bx + c=0 &  a1x^2 +b1x+c1=0 have a common root, and if a/a1 , b/b1, c/c1 are in AP. then a1, b1, c1 are in??
 
please give me hints only.
 
i guess first apply common root condition...
then???

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u get (b1)^2 = 4 a1 c1.
so u cant say they are in gp or anything



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Hey,
       there is a bit of a problem in your question. You wrote
ax2+bx+c=0 and ax2+bx +c=0 have a common root-------of course they have, they are the same equation!!!!!!!!!!
And you never mentioned what a1, b1, c1 are, did you??????
CHECK the QUESTION, buddy!!!!!!!!
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I think, you wanted to write that ax2+bx+c=0 and a1x2+b1x +c1=0 have acommon root. Am I correct?????
 
 
 
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Considerring, that my assumption of the question is correct,
 
you can try solving it like this:-
 
Let the common root be m
The equations, will then hold true for x=m.
now put x=m
am2+bm+c=0
and a1m2+b1m +c1=0
Now, try finding the relation between a1, b1,c1 and a,b,c.
You will get another relation from the fact that a/a1, b/b1, c/c1 are in A.P.
Using these two relations , you will get the desired relation of a1, b1, c1.
O.K.?????????
 
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Srikalyan,
               where are you getting (b1)2 =4 a1 c1 from???
Note that the equation does not have two equal roots, but one root of one equation is equal to one root of the other... 
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they are in gp. am i right???
 
 

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u will definately get b1^2 = a1 c1 .
metal simplify u'r equation and see it u'r sely.



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