4x^2 - mx + 5 = 0
Let one root be a and the other be 3a.
Using Viete's formulas,
a + 3a = m/4
-> 16a = m
a*3a = 5/4
-> 12a^2 = 5
-> a^2 = 5/12
-> a = √(5/12)
m = 16a = 16√(5/12) = 8√(5/3)
eqn 4x^2 = mx -- 5 has roots in the ratio 3 : 1 whence
5/4 = 3a^2 = 3(m/16)^2 Or m^2 = 5*256/12 = 320/3 Or m = +/-- 8sqrt(5/3)
4x² = mx - 5
- 4x² + mx = 5
4x(- x + m) = 5
- x + m = 5/4x
m = 5/4x + x
m = 5/4x + 4/4x
m = 9/4x or 3(3/4x) or x([3/2]²)
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4x^2 - mx + 5 = 0
Let one root be a and the other be 3a.
Using Viete's formulas,
a + 3a = m/4
-> 16a = m
a*3a = 5/4
-> 12a^2 = 5
-> a^2 = 5/12
-> a = √(5/12)
m = 16a = 16√(5/12) = 8√(5/3)
eqn 4x^2 = mx -- 5 has roots in the ratio 3 : 1 whence
5/4 = 3a^2 = 3(m/16)^2 Or m^2 = 5*256/12 = 320/3 Or m = +/-- 8sqrt(5/3)
4x² = mx - 5
- 4x² + mx = 5
4x(- x + m) = 5
- x + m = 5/4x
m = 5/4x + x
m = 5/4x + 4/4x
m = 9/4x or 3(3/4x) or x([3/2]²)