Question
l). p² - 26p + 153 = 0 ll). q² - 17q + 72 =
0 The given question presents two equations, labeled as I and II. You have to solve both equations and determine the relationship between them.Solution
ATQ, l). p ² - 26p +153 =0 p² - 9p – 17p + 153 = 0 (p-9)(p-17) =0 p =9, 17 ll).  q²-17q+72=0 q² -9q -8q + 72 = 0 (q-9)(q-8)=0 q =9, 8 Hence, p ≥ q
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