Math, asked by krishpatel02613, 4 months ago

a quadartic polynomial x2-x+10 whose zeroes are -3&4​

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Answered by saurav3dec1998
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Answer:

there is nothing to answer

Answered by nanimanas1
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bro the question

has the false roots which you have mentioned in the question

as the equation has imaginary roots as descriment is less than 0

bro I will give the ans

as taking your question in two parts

as find the

roots of x²-x+10

and the find the equation of the polynomial whose roots are -3 and 4

I) by using the root formula

x= [- b±√(b²-4ac)]/2a

and when we solve it

we have roots

x= (1±i√39)/2

ii) equation of the roots of the zeros -3 and 4

sum of roots = 1

product of roots = -12

so equation is

x²-(sum of roots)x + product of roots

x²-x-12

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