centroid= [ (α+β+γ)/3, Σ (αβ/3αβγ)]
α+β+γ=3p
Σαβ=3q
αβγ=1
so centroid is [p,q]
If α,β and γ are the real roots of the equation x3 – 3px2 + 3qx – 1 = 0, then the centroid of the triangle with vertices (α,1/α) , (β,1/β) and (γ,1/γ) is:
I guess one of the easier QOD's
centroid= [ (α+β+γ)/3, Σ (αβ/3αβγ)]
α+β+γ=3p
Σαβ=3q
αβγ=1
so centroid is [p,q]
put x=1/x in the given eqn we will get the eqn whose roots are 1/α,1/β,1/γ
so find the sum of roots of the two eqn helps to solve the problem.
could someone express what bhargav has given in a even simpler way?
I mean it wont be of much materila difference.. the result will be the same but was just wondering if someone could post of "different" logic for finding 1/a+1/b+1/c