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If secθ+tanθ=1, then a root of the equation (a−2b+c)x
2
+(b−2c+a)x+(c−2a+b)=0 is
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Correct options are A) and D)
Let us consider the equation, (a−2b+c)x
2
+(b−2c+a)x+(c−2a+b)=0.
We can observe that, x=1 is a root of the equation. While the other root depends on the values of a,b,c.....(1)
Let us consider, secθ+tanθ=1
⇒1+sinθ=cosθ ( cosθ
=0)
On squaring we get,
1+2sinθ+sin
2
θ=1−sin
2
θ
⇒sin
2
θ+sinθ=0
⇒sinθ=−1 or sinθ=0
We will reject sinθ=−1 as cosθ can not be zero.
For sinθ=0 , cosθ=1 (Substituting in the given trigonometric equation).......(2)
Hence from (1) and (2), options A and D would be a root of the given quadratic equation.
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