Math, asked by calvarygloryministri, 3 months ago

2.
Find the quadratic polynomial in each case, with th
product of its zeroes respectively.
(i)
- 1
(ii) 72,
I
3
1
(iv) 1,1
(v) -
4 ² 4
(vi)
3.
Find the quadratic polynomial, for the zeroes a, Bg
(i) 2 - 1
(ii) 3.-3
-1​

Answers

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Answered by jyotikumari7343
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Answer:

(i) 4/1 , -1

Using the quadratic equation formula,

x2 −(Sum of root)x+(Product of root)=0

Substitute the value in the formula, we get

x2 − 4/1

x−1=0

4x 2 −x−4=0

(ii) 2 , 3/1

Using the quadratic equation formula,

x2 −(Sum of root)x+(Product of root)=0

Substitute the value in the formula, we get

x2 − 2x+ 3/1 =0

Multiply by 3 to remove denominator,

3x 2 −3

2x+1=0

(iii) 0, 5

Using the quadratic equation formula,

x2 −(Sum of root)x+(Product of root)=0

Substitute the value in the formula, we get

x2 −0x+ 5 =0

x2 + 5 =0

(iv) 1, 1

Using the quadratic equation formula,

x2 −(Sum of root)x+(Product of root)=0

Substitute the value in the formula, we get

x2 −1x+1=0

x2 −x+1=0

(v) 4/−1, 1/4

Using the quadratic equation formula,

x2 −(Sum of root)x+(Product of root)=0

Substitute the value in the formula, we get

x2 − 4−1

x+ 4/1=0

Multiply by 4

4x 2 +x+1=0

(vi) 4, 1

Using the quadratic equation formula,

x2 −(Sum of root)x+(Product of root)=0

Substitute the value in the formula, we get

x2 −4x+1=0

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