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This document discusses solving quadratic equations. It begins with an introduction to quadratic equations as equations of the form ax2 + bx + c = 0, where a is not equal to 0. It then outlines different methods for solving quadratic equations, including factoring, using the square root method, completing the square, and using the quadratic formula. It also discusses the various types of solutions quadratic equations can have and how to analyze them. Finally, it provides examples of problems involving quadratic equations that have been asked on IIT JEE and other entrance exams.

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This document discusses solving quadratic equations. It begins with an introduction to quadratic equations as equations of the form ax2 + bx + c = 0, where a is not equal to 0. It then outlines different methods for solving quadratic equations, including factoring, using the square root method, completing the square, and using the quadratic formula. It also discusses the various types of solutions quadratic equations can have and how to analyze them. Finally, it provides examples of problems involving quadratic equations that have been asked on IIT JEE and other entrance exams.

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01. Introduction and Solution

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01.Introduction
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02.Differentmethods
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INTHISCHAPTER
01.IntroductionandSolution
02.Differentmethodsofsolvingaquadraticequation
2.1Factoring

03.Analysisofthe
typesofsolutionofa
quadraticequation

2.2Squarerootmethod

04.quadratic
expression/
polynomial

2.4Usingthequadraticformula

05.graphofquadratic
expression/
polynomial

2.3Completingthesquare
2.5Usingthegraphofquadraticpolynomial
03.Analysisofthetypesofsolutionofaquadraticequation
04.quadraticexpression/polynomial
05.graphofquadraticexpression/polynomial

06.sumandproductof
therootsofaquadratic
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06.sumandproductoftherootsofaquadraticequation

07.formingequation
fromtheroots

08.conditionforcommonroot/s

07.formingequationfromtheroots
conditionforbothrootscommon

08.conditionfor
commonroot/s

09.conjugateroots

09.conjugateroots

10.irrationalroots

10.irrationalroots

11.symmetricfunctionsofroots

11.symmetric
functionsofroots

12.Relationbetweenrootsandcoefficientsofanypolynomialequation

12.Relationbetween
rootsandcoefficients
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13.Positionofrootsof
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14.Transformationof
equations
15.someimportant
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16.solvedproblemson
quadraticequations
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otherentrance
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13.Positionofrootsofaquadraticequation
14.Transformationofequations
15.someimportantresults
16.solvedproblemsonquadraticequationsaskedinIITJEEandotherentranceexaminations
16.01problemsbasedonnatureofrootsofaquadraticequation
16.02Problemsbasedonfindingthevalueofsymmetricfunctionofroots
16.03Problemsbasedonfindingrelationincoefficientsofaquadraticequationbyusingtherelation
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16.04Problemsbasedonformationofquadraticequationwhoserootsaregiven
16.05Problemsbasedoncommonroots
16.06Problemsbasedoncubicequation
16.07Problemsbasedonidentities

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16.08Problemsbasedonpropertiesofcontinuousfunctions

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16.09Solutionsofequationreducibletoquadraticequation

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16.10Problemsbasedonsignschemeofaquadraticexpression

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ax+bx+c=0
a(x+(b/a)x+c/a)=0
(x+(b/a)x+c/a)=0,asaisnot0.

(x+2*(b/2a)*x+(b/2a)(b/2a)+c/a)=01
Whydididothis???
Asofnow,weknowthesolutionoftheform(x+A)=B.Ifwecarefullyobservethe
aboveequation,wefindthatbothxandxarepresent.Sowemustputthisinthe
form(x+A).
(x+A)=x+2Ax+A.Thecoefficientofxisb/a,whichmustbeequalto2A.Thus,
A=b/2a.
Noweq1canbewrittenas
(x+b/2a)(b4ac)/4a=0
(x+b/2a)=(b4ac)/4a
x+b/2a=((b4ac)/4a)
x+b/2a=(b4ac)/2a
x=(b(b4ac))/2a
(b4ac)isdenotedbyD.
Thuswegettwosolutionsx=(b+D)/2a,and
x=(bD)/2a

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