there is a point on the cartesian plane, which, when joined to the origin, makes an angle of with the x axis.
the coordinates of this point is , and and are the zeroes of the equation and .
it is provided that and .
find c+d+e+1.
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here it is given that the line joining the point and the origin is 4 5 ∘ therefore tan 4 5 ∘ = a b .
hence, a = b .
as both the equations have same zeroes.
that is why, c a 2 + d a + e = e a 2 + d a + c
from this equation we get c = e ,
as the equation has equal zeroes, d 2 − 4 c ⋅ e = 0
hence, d 2 − 4 c 2 = 0 -----------(as c = e )
from the above equation we get d = ± 2 --------(as d < 0 and c > 0 )
d = − 2 c , therefore, c + d + e = 2 c − 2 c = 0 --------(as c = e and d = − 2 c )
hence, c + d + e + 1 = 1