Math, asked by vn8348294, 6 months ago


2. Find the quadratic polynomical whose
zeroes are
are - 2 and -5 . verify the
relationship blw The zeroes &
coefficients.​

Answers

Answered by nehaliganvit3
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let f(x)=px

2

+(2q−p

2

)x−2pq

f(x)=px

2

+2qx−p

2

x−2pq

=x(px+2q)−p(px+2q)

=(x−p)(px+2q)

On putting f(x)=0, we get (x−p)(px+2q)=0

⇒x−p=0 or px+2q=0

⇒x=p or x=

p

−2q

Thus, the zeroes of the given polynomial px

2

+(2q−p

2

)x− 2pq are p and

p

−2q

Verification:

Sum of zeroes =α+β=p+

p

(−2q)

=

p

p

2

−2q

or

=−

Coefficient of x

2

Coefficient of x

Product of zeroes

=−

p

(−p

2

+2q)

=

p

p

2

−2q

=αβ=p×

p

−2q

=−2q

=

Coefficient of x

2

Constant term

=

p

−2pq

=−2q

So, the relationship between the zeroes and the coefficients is verified.

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