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Dharmendra Kumar 6 years, 9 months ago
(x-2a)(x-2b)=4ab
x(x-2b)-2a(x-2b)=4ab
x2-2bx-2ax+4ab=4ab
x2-(2b+2a)x+4ab-4ab=0
x2-(2a+2b)x+0=0
So on comparing with quadratic eqaution Ax2+Bx+C=0
We get A=1 B=-(2a+2b) C=0
Discriminent D=B2-4AC
=(-(2a+2b))2-4×1×0
=(2a+2b)2-0
=(2a+2b)2 =(2(a+b))2=4(a+b)2
Since square of any number cannot be negative, therefore D cannot be negative.
So either D>0 or D=0
Case1:- D=4(a+b)2>0 when a+b>0 , in this case roots are real and distinct.
Case 2:- D=4(a+b)2=0 when a+b=0, in this case roots are real and repeated.
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