It is known that the real numbers a and B are two of the equation x + m-2 + 1 = 0 about X. find the value of (1 + Ma + a) (1 + MB + b)

It is known that the real numbers a and B are two of the equation x + m-2 + 1 = 0 about X. find the value of (1 + Ma + a) (1 + MB + b)


According to Weida's theorem, a + B = 2-m, ab = 1
The result is: m (a + b) ^ 2 + (a + b) ^ 2-AB + AB (m) ^ 2 + 1
That is: m (2-m) ^ 2 + (2-m) ^ 2 + m ^ 2
The result is: m ^ 3-2 (m) ^ 2 + 4



Given that a and B are two of the equations x2 + (m-2) x + 1 = 0 about X, then the value of (1 + Ma + A2) (1 + MB + B2) is______ .


∵ A and B are two of the equations x2 + (m-2) x + 1 = 0, ∵ A2 + (m-2) a + 1 = 0, B2 + (m-2) B + 1 = 0, ab = 1, ∵ 1 + Ma + A2 = 2A, 1 + MB + B2 = 2B, ∵ (1 + Ma + A2) (1 + MB + B2) = 2A, 2b = 4AB = 4



If the two real roots of the quadratic equation x ^ 2 + (m-1) x + 2004 = 0 are a and B, then (a ^ 2 + Ma + 2004) (b ^ 2 + MB + 2004) =?
X ^ 2 is the square of X


Because a and B are two equations,
So there are:
a^2+(m-1)a+2004=0
b^2+(m-1)b+2004=0
After deformation, a ^ 2 + Ma + 2004 = a
b^2+mb+2004=b
So (a ^ 2 + Ma + 2004) (b ^ 2 + MB + 2004) = ab
According to the relationship between root and coefficient, ab = 2004



We know two real root solutions a, B of the quadratic equation x ^ 2 + (m-5) x + 9 = 0 with respect to X. (1) calculate (a ^ 2 + Ma + 9) (b)
^2 + MB + 9) (2) find the minimum value of a ^ 2 + B ^ 2


X^2+(M-5)X+9=0
a+b=5-m,ab=9
x^2+mx+9=5x
(A^2+MA+9)(B^2+MB+9)
=5a*5b=25*ab=25*9=225
2)
A^2+B^2=(a+b)^2-2ab=(5-m)^2-18=7-10m+m^2=(m-5)^2-18
When m = 5, the minimum value is - 18
-------These are two questions. We should add points!