Let m and n be the numbers of real roots of the quadratic equations
x2−12x+[x]+31=0 and x2−5[x+2]−4=0 respectively, where [x] denotes the greatest integer ⩽x. Then m² + mn +n² is equal to _______.
Explanation
The givne eqn is:x2−12x+[x]+31=0
⇒{x}−x=x2−12x+31
⇒{x}=x2−11x+31 So, 0≤x2- 11x+ 31< 1 ⇒x2−11x+30≤0 \Rightarrow(x-5)\left(x-6\right)<0 ⇒x∈(5,6)
∴[x]=5
∴x2−12x+5+31=0
⇒x2−12x+36=0
⇒(x−6)2=0⇒x=6
Hence, x∈ϕ
∴m=0
Another equation is x2−5[x+2]−4=0
Case I:x≥−2
x2−5x−14=0⇒x=7,−2
C2ase II:x<-2
x2+5x+6=0⇒x=−3−2
∴x∈{−3,−2,7}
n = 3
Hence, m2 + mx + n2 = 0 + 0 + 9 = 9
Explanation
The givne eqn is:x2−12x+[x]+31=0
⇒{x}−x=x2−12x+31
⇒{x}=x2−11x+31 So, 0≤x2- 11x+ 31< 1 ⇒x2−11x+30≤0 \Rightarrow(x-5)\left(x-6\right)<0 ⇒x∈(5,6)
∴[x]=5
∴x2−12x+5+31=0
⇒x2−12x+36=0
⇒(x−6)2=0⇒x=6
Hence, x∈ϕ
∴m=0
Another equation is x2−5[x+2]−4=0
Case I:x≥−2
x2−5x−14=0⇒x=7,−2
C2ase II:x<-2
x2+5x+6=0⇒x=−3−2
∴x∈{−3,−2,7}
n = 3
Hence, m2 + mx + n2 = 0 + 0 + 9 = 9