Let p and q be real numbers such that p ≠ 0, p³ ≠ q and p³ ≠ -q. If α and β are nonzero complex numbers satisfying α + β = -p and α³ + β³ = q, then a quadratic equation having α/β and β/α as its roots is
Given: p,q∈R,p=0,p3=q,p3=−q
α,β nonzero complex,α+β=−p
α3+β3=q
To find: quadratic equation with roots βα and αβ
Plan: α3+β3=(α+β)3−3αβ(α+β)
Need βα+αβ and βα⋅αβ
s=α+β=−p,t=αβ
α3+β3=(α+β)3−3αβ(α+β)
=s3−3ts
q=s3−3ts=(−p)3−3t(−p)
q=−p3+3pt
3pt=p3+q ⇒ t=3pp3+q
βα+αβ=αβα2+β2
αβα2+β2=ts2−2t=tp2−2
tp2=p3+qp2⋅3p=p3+q3p3
p3+q3p3−2=p3+q3p3−2p3−2q
=p3+qp3−2q
βα⋅αβ=αβαβ=1
x2−(βα+αβ)x+βα⋅αβ=0
x2−p3+qp3−2qx+1=0
(p3+q)(x2−p3+qp3−2qx+1)=0
(p3+q)x2−(p3−2q)x+(p3+q)=0
Check: p=1, q=2⇒p3−2q=−3, p3+q=3
3x2+3x+3=0⇒x2+x+1=0
(p3+q)x2−(p3−2q)x+(p3+q)=0
Option (2)