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22. If a and B are the zeros of the polynomial f(x) = 6x2 + x-2, find the
value of a/b+ b/a​

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Answered by khushiigidwani10488
1

Answer:

6x^× +x—2 =0

a and b are zeroes of QUADRATIC EQUATION

6x^2 +4x--3x -2 =0 ( 6× -2 =--12 4×--3= --12 +4--3 =1)

2x(3x +2 ) -- 1(3x+2) =0

(2x-1 ) (3x+-2) =0

2x=1. x=1/2

3x=--2

x= --2/3

a = --2/3. b. . =1/2

Find the value of a/b +b/a

a/b = -- 4/3 b/ a = --3/4

a/b+b/a = -- 4/3 -- 3/4 = (—16 --9) /12 = --25 /12

The required value is --25/12

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by 63800deeksha
0

Step-by-step explanation:

f(x)=6x

2

+x−2

a,b are its zero's / roots.

a+b=

6

−1

,ab=

6

−2

=−1/3

b

a

+

a

b

=

ab

a

2

+b

2

=

ab

(a+b)

2

−2ab

=

(−1/3)

(−1/6)

2

−2(−1/3)

=

−1/3

36

1

+

3

2

=−(

12

1

+2)=

12

−25

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