If the roots of the equation \( \Large qx^{2}+px+q=0 \) are complex, where p, q are real then the roots of the equation \( \Large x^{2}-4qx+p^{2}=0 \) are:

A) real and unequal

B) real and equal

C) imaginary

D) none of these

Correct answer:
A) real and unequal

Description for Correct answer:

The given equations are

\( \Large qx^{2}+px+q=0 \)

and \( \Large x^{2}-4qx+p_{2}=0 \)

Since, root of the equation (i) are complex, therefore \( \Large P^{2}-4q^{2}<0 \). Now, discriminant or equation (ii) is \( \Large 16q^{2}-4 P^{2}=-4 \left(P^{2}-4q^{2}\right)>0 \) Hence, roots are real and unequal.



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