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If α, β are the roots of the equation (x2−2√3x+4=0) find the value of α3+β3
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Answer:Comparing the equation x2−2√3x+4=0
with ax2+bx+c=0⇒a=1,b=−2√3,c=4.
We know, α+β=−b/a,αβ=c/a⇒α+β=2√3,αβ=4.
Thus,
(α+β)3=α3+β3+3αβ(α+β)⇒α3+β3=(α+β)3−3αβ(α+β)=(2√3)3−3×4(2√3)=8×3√3−8×3√3=0.
Thus the answer is 0.