Important Concepts and Tricks to Solve Quadratic Equations in Aptitude Section- Type 1 & 2 (SBI PO Special)- Download in PDF

July 5, 2016    

Important Concepts and Tricks to Solve Quadratic Equations in Aptitude Section- Type 1 & 2 (SBI PO Special)- Download in PDF:
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QUADRATIC EQUATION (TYPE-1)
1). Structure of a quadratic equation = X2 ± (Sum of Root) X ± (Product of root) = 0
DIRECTIONS:
In each question below one or more equations are given on the basis of which we are supposed to find out the relationship between x and y
Give answer (1) if X>Y
Give answer (2) if X≥Y
Give answer (3) if X<Y
Give answer (4) if X≤Y
Give answer (5) if X=Y or the relationship cannot be determined
(i)            X2 – 11X + 28 = 0
(ii)          Y2 – 15Y + 56 = 0
In equation (i)
Sum of Root (SR) = 11
Product of Root (PR) = 28
Similarly in eq. (ii)
NORMAL METHOD:
(i). X2 – 11X + 28 = 0
Now SR = -11 can be written as (-7-4 = -11)
So X2 – 7X – 4X + 28 = 0
Consider the first 2 terms and take the common term outside i.e., X here
X(X – 7) – 4X + 28 = 0
Similarly consider the last 3 terms and take the common term outside i.e., -4 here
X(X – 7) – 4(X – 7) = 0
(X – 7) (X – 4) = 0
Therefore X = 7, 4
(ii). Y2 – 15Y + 56 = 0
Now SR = -15 can be written as (-7-8 = -15)
So Y2 – 7Y – 8Y + 56 = 0
Consider the first 2 terms and take the common term outside i.e., Y here
Y(Y – 7) – 8Y + 56 = 0
Similarly consider the last 3 terms and take the common term outside i.e., -8 here
Y(Y – 7) – 8(Y – 7) = 0
(Y – 7) (Y – 8) = 0
Therefore Y = 7, 8
We have calculated the values of X and Y, now we have to compare the values with each other to deduce the relation between them
Take X = 7, compare it with both the values of Y = 7, 8
We get, X = 7 is equal to Y = 7 i.e., X=Y
X = 7 is smaller than Y = 8 i.e., X<Y
Similarly Take X = 4, compare it with both the values of Y = 7, 8
We get, X = 4 is smaller than Y = 7 i.e., X<Y
X = 4 is smaller than Y = 8 i.e., X<Y
So the relation between X and Y is given by both X = Y and X<Y i.e., X≤Y

Therefore Answer is (4) if X≤Y
ALTERNATE METHOD:
If the given SR is –ve then consider it as +ve

If the given SR is +ve then consider it as –ve
Split the PR into its divisible numbers such that when the numbers are added or subtracted we get the SR
Here 7 × 4 = 28 (PR)

And 7 + 4 = 11 (SR)
Here 7 × 8 = 56 (PR)
And 7 + 8 = 15 (SR)
Therefore from both the equations X = 7, 4 and Y = 7, 8
Take X = 7, compare it with both the values of Y = 7, 8
We get, X = 7 is equal to Y = 7 i.e., X=Y
X = 7 is smaller than Y = 8 i.e., X<Y
Similarly Take X = 4, compare it with both the values of Y = 7, 8
We get, X = 4 is smaller than Y = 7 i.e., X<Y
X = 4 is smaller than Y = 8 i.e., X<Y

So the relation between X and Y is given by both X = Y and X<Y i.e., X≤Y

                                          QUADRATIC EQUATION (TYPE-2)

QUADRATIC EQUATION
·         Structure of a quadratic equation = X2 ± (Sum of Root) X ± (Product of root) = 0
·         In the question discussed below the coefficient of X2 ≠ 1
·         To solve these types of questions, PR (Product of root) will be taken as (PR × coefficient of X2)
·         And X = X value / coefficient of X2
DIRECTIONS
In each question below one or more equations are given on the basis of which we are supposed to find out the relationship between x and y
Give answer (1) if X>Y
Give answer (2) if X≥Y
Give answer (3) if X<Y
Give answer (4) if X≤Y
Give answer (5) if X=Y or the relationship cannot be determined
(i)            10X2 – 7X + 1 = 0
(ii)          35Y2 – 12Y + 1 = 0
If the given SR is –ve then consider it as +ve
If the given SR is +ve then consider it as –ve
In equation (i)
Sum of Root (SR) = +7
Product of Root (PR) = 10 i.e., (1 × 10 = PR × co-efficient of X2)
Similarly in eq. (ii)
PR= 35 because (1 × 35 = PR × co-efficient of Y2)
Split the PR into its divisible numbers such that when the numbers are added or subtracted we get the SR
Here 5 × 2 = 10 (PR)
And 5 + 2 = 7 (SR)
In this type of quadratic equation, where the coefficient of X2 ≠ 1
X = X value / coefficient of X2
X = (5, 2) = ([5/10], [2/10]) = (0.5, 0.2)
Therefore, X = 0.5, 0.2
Here 7 × 5 = 35 (PR)
And 7 + 5 = 12 (SR)
Here the coefficient of Y2 ≠ 1
Y = Y value / coefficient of Y2
Y = (7, 5) = ([7/35], [5/35]) = (0.2, 0.14[approx.])
Therefore, Y = 0.2, 0.14
We have calculated the values of X and Y, now we have to compare the values with each other to deduce the relation between them
X = 0.5, 0.2; Y = 0.2, 0.14
Take X = 0.5, compare it with both the values of Y = 0.2, 0.14
We get, X = 0.5 is greater than Y = 0.2 i.e., X>Y
              X = 0.5 is greater than Y = 0.14 i.e., X>Y
Similarly Take X = 0.2, compare it with both the values of Y = 0.2, 0.14
We get, X = 0.2 is equal to Y = 0.2 i.e., X=Y
              X = 0.2 is greater than Y = 0.14 i.e., X>Y
So the relation between X and Y is given by both X = Y and X>Y i.e., X≥Y
Therefore Answer is (2) if X≥Y

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