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Question:
If the ratio of the roots of the equation lx^2 nx n=0 is p:q prove that √(p/q)+ √(q/p)+ √(n/l)=0.
Answer:

Let a and b are the roots of the given equations.

Now, √(p/q) + √(q/p) + √(n/l)

= √p/√q + √q/√p + √n/√l

= (√p2 + √q2 )/(√p*√q) + √n/√l

= (p + q)/(√p*√q) + √n/√l ...................1

Again given, a : b = p : q

Let a = px, b = qx

Now, a + b = -n/l

=> px + qx = -n/l

=> (p + q)x = -n/l

=> p + q = -n/lx .............2

and a*b = n/l

=> px * qx = n/l

=> pq*x2 = n/l

=> √pq * x = √(n/l)

=> √pq = √(n/l)/x ..........3

From equation 1, we get

    {-n/lx}/{√(n/l)/x} + √(n/l)

= {-n/l}/{√(n/l)} + √(n/l)

= -√(n/l) + √(n/l)

= 0

So, √(p/q) + √(q/p) + √(n/l) = 0

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