Asked by mandy
                Given that the quadratic equation is (2m+3)x^2+(4m-2)x-(m+1)=0.Find the value of m,if
•one of the root of the equation is negative
•one of the root of the equation is reciprocal of the other
            
        •one of the root of the equation is negative
•one of the root of the equation is reciprocal of the other
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    the roots are
x = -[(2m-1)±√(6m^2+m+4)]/(2m+3)
The product of the roots is
-(m+1)/(2m+3)
If that is negative, then
(m+1)>0 and (2m+3)>0, so m > -1
(m+1)<0 and (2m+3)<0, so m < -3/2
If the roots are reciprocals, then
-(m+1) = 2m+3
3m = -4
m = -4/3
    
x = -[(2m-1)±√(6m^2+m+4)]/(2m+3)
The product of the roots is
-(m+1)/(2m+3)
If that is negative, then
(m+1)>0 and (2m+3)>0, so m > -1
(m+1)<0 and (2m+3)<0, so m < -3/2
If the roots are reciprocals, then
-(m+1) = 2m+3
3m = -4
m = -4/3
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