Math, asked by kannanpragathi1, 11 months ago

7. Find a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes
are 15 and -V15. [CBSE 2012]

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Answered by shivam05032004
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Answer: x^2-(x)×0-225

Step-by-step explanation:

# So it is given that the zeros are...

15 and (-15)

And we also know that the the formula of forming quard. Equeation is:- x^2-Sx+P.............................(1)

Where S = sum of zeros

And P = product of zeros

So therefore....

Sum of the product:- 15+(-15)

15-15=0

And,product:-15×(-15)=(-225)

So; putting the value of.....S and P in (1) equeation..

So, there fore the answer is......

x^2-225

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