A Nice Radical Equation | Math Olympiad Prep!
A Nice Radical Equation | Math Olympiad Prep!
Welcome to our Math Olympiad Prep series! In this video, we tackle a fascinating radical equation that's perfect for honing your problem-solving skills. Whether you're preparing for a Math Olympiad or just love challenging algebra problems, this video is for you. We'll walk you through each step of the solution, providing clear explanations and tips to help you master radical equations.
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Let y=x^2+1. The given equation then reads y-x = sqrt(4/3xy) > x^2+y^2-10/3xy=0 > y = x/3, 3x. The first does not yield any real x as solutions. If y=3x, x^2-3x+1=0 > x = 1/2[3+/-sqrt(5)], both of which are valid solutions.
Quartic nicely avoided! Clever move - thanks!
(3+√5)/2,(3-√5)/2, (1+√35 i)/2,(1-√35 i)/2
X= (3+ -√5)/2 only real solns. Rest is complex.
Two real solutions x=(3+or-sqrt5)/2 and two complex ones x=(1+or-isqrt35)/6. The other real solution (double) x=-1 is rejected.
I have got the correct answer, happy.
χ=(3+ -ριζα5)/2 στο R
3(x² - x + 1)² = 4(x³ + x) = 4x(x² + 1) x² + 1 = u 3(u - x)² = 4ux 3(u + x)² = 16ux ux = (3/16)(u + x)² u + x = b ux = (3/16)b² t² - bt + (3/16)b² = 0 t = (b ± b/2)/2 t = 3b/4 or t = b/4 => u = 3x or u = x/3 x² + 1 = u x² + 1 = 3x x² - 3x + 1 = 0 *x = (3 ± √5)/2* x² + 1 = u x² + 1 = x/3 x² - x/3 + 1 = 0 x = [1/3 ± √(1/9 - 4)]/2
3x^9/3x^9 1x^1 (x ➖ 1x+1) 4x^3+4x^3 ➖4x+4x ➖ = {8x^6+8x^2}=18x^8 18x^8/3=6x2^6.2 3^2x2^3^2^2.2 1^1x1^3^1^.2 x^3^.2 (x ➖ 3x+2)
1.Почему без проверки может ли х=0, делится на х. А если х=0, является корнем исходного уравнения? 2. Почему в одних примерах находятся комплексные корни, а в других нет. Какой критерий? Разумеется если это не определяется условиями примеров.
@moeberry8226
20 күн бұрын
There is no criteria for him to ask for real solutions or non real solutions, that is at his discretion. The reason you can divide by x because he’s saying we know obviously x=0 is not a solution because you can put it into the original equation and you will not get a true statement. However even if you didn’t know if x=0 was a solution you can still divide by x stating x cannot be 0 and then handle that case separately at the end.