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a quadratic polynomial one of whose zero is 2+√5 and the sum of whose zerows is 4​

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Answered by itzshrutiBasrani
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Correct Question:

a quadratic polynomial one of whose zero is 2+√5 and the sum of whose zerows is 4

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Solution :

Sum of the zeros = 4.

Any one of the zero = 2 + √5

another zero 2 - √5 It is because 2 + √5 + +β=4

                                    β=4-2+√5

                                    β=2-√5.

x²-(4)x+(2+√5.2-√5)    {(a+b)(a-b)==a²-b²}

x²-4x+(4-5)

x²-4x+(-1)

x²-4x-1.

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Quadratic Polynomial - a quadratic, is a polynomial function with one or more variables in which the highest-degree term is of the second degree.

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Answered by aashirwaddpsfzr008
8

Answer:

The polynomial is x2 - 4x - 1.

Step-by-step explanation:

Sum of zeroes is 4.

And one zero is 2+root5

So,(2+root5)+other zero = 4

Other zero is 2-root 5

So (x-2-root5) (x-2+root5)

Multiply them and you will get your polynomial.

Ans : x2-4x-1

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