Math, asked by Umang2412, 10 months ago

1. Find the quadratic polynomial whose
zeroes are (5-3√2) and (5+3√2)
respectively.

Answers

Answered by kiki9876

4

Answer:

x^2-10x+7

Step-by-step explanation:

Sum of zeroes=(5-3√2+5+3√2)=10

Product of zeroes=(5-3√2) (5+3√2)=7

Required polynomial=x^2-Sx+P

=x^2-10x+7

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