NIMCET 2017 — Mathematics PYQ
NIMCET | Mathematics | 2017If α,β are the roots of an equation x2−2xcosθ+1=0 then the equation having αn and βn is ?
Choose the correct answer:
- A.
x2−(2cosnθ)x+1=0
(Correct Answer) - B.
2x2−(2cosnθ)x−1=0
x2−(2cosnθ)x+1=0
Explanation
Concept:
If α,β are the roots of an equation
x2−2xcosθ+1=0
then the equation having αn and βn is
x2−(αn+βn)x+(αβ)n=0
If α=cosθ+isinθ, then by De Moivre’s Theorem, we have
αn=cosnθ+isinnθ
Hence, the required equation is
x2−2xcosnθ+1=0
Calculations:
Consider, the equation x2−2xcosθ+1=0
⇒x=2(1)2cosθ±4cos2θ−4(1)(1)
⇒x=cosθ±isinθ
Given, α,β are the roots of an equation x2−2xcosθ+1=0
⇒α=cosθ+isinθ and β=cosθ−isinθ
⇒αn=(cosθ+isinθ)n and βn=(cosθ−isinθ)n
⇒αn=cosnθ+isinnθ and βn=cosnθ−isinnθ
⇒αn+βn=2cosnθ
and αnβn=1
Required equation is x2−(αn+βn)x+(αnβn)=0
⇒x2−2cosnθ,x+1=0
Explanation
Concept:
If α,β are the roots of an equation
x2−2xcosθ+1=0
then the equation having αn and βn is
x2−(αn+βn)x+(αβ)n=0
If α=cosθ+isinθ, then by De Moivre’s Theorem, we have
αn=cosnθ+isinnθ
Hence, the required equation is
x2−2xcosnθ+1=0
Calculations:
Consider, the equation x2−2xcosθ+1=0
⇒x=2(1)2cosθ±4cos2θ−4(1)(1)
⇒x=cosθ±isinθ
Given, α,β are the roots of an equation x2−2xcosθ+1=0
⇒α=cosθ+isinθ and β=cosθ−isinθ
⇒αn=(cosθ+isinθ)n and βn=(cosθ−isinθ)n
⇒αn=cosnθ+isinnθ and βn=cosnθ−isinnθ
⇒αn+βn=2cosnθ
and αnβn=1
Required equation is x2−(αn+βn)x+(αnβn)=0
⇒x2−2cosnθ,x+1=0

