Number of roots

Prove the following statement to be true:
The polynomial p(x)=(ax2+bx+x)(ax2+dx-c),ac is not equal to zero,has exactly two roots

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Dr.House ·

can u check the question once?

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Vinay Arya ·

Ohh.Sorry.The polynomial is p(x)=(ax2+bx+c)(ax2+dx-c).

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Joydoot ghatak ·

u mean we r to prove that the polynomial has 2 repeated roots.. ??? :-o

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Vinay Arya ·

Two same roots mean only one root.It has exactly two roots.

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Joydoot ghatak ·

you must see it is a 4 degree polynomial... so 4 roots...
isnt it???

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rahul ·

consider any 4 degree expression having zeroes -1,-1,-2,-2

clearly, the equation has 2 roots as 2 pairs are repeated...!!

i guess this is what he wanna say..!!

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Vinay Arya ·

Please show me how are these zeroes.How are these satisfying the polynomial?I can't see that these are satisfying it.

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rahul ·

oh my god... that was a reply for joydoot...!!

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Vinay Arya ·

Sorry I did not see the word "consider".

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