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3. If one root of an equation is 3 + √5 , then the quadratic equation is​

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Answered by amitbobbypathak
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Answer:

Given that one root of the quadratic equation is 3−2  

5

 

Since the coefficients of the quadratic equation are real , the other root must be 3+2  

5

 

The sum of roots will be 3−2  

5

+3+2  

5

=6

The product of roots will be (3+2  

5

)(3−2  

5

)=9−20=−11

So the quadratic equation will be x  

2

−6x−11=0

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