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Let p, q be the roots of the equation x2−3x+2=0.
The quadratic equation having roots 2p and 2q is:
The quadratic equation having roots 2p and 2q is:
Answer: Option D
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D
Substitute x by(x2)
The equation becomes:(x2)2−3(x2)+2=0,x2−6x+8=0.
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D
Substitute x by(x2)
The equation becomes:(x2)2−3(x2)+2=0,x2−6x+8=0.
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