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A quadratic polynomial,whose zeroes are -3 and 4 is

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Answered by umaesha11
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Answer:

We know that the sum of the zeroes of the polynomial is -b/a.

Also product of the zeroes of the polynomial is c/a.

So,

   Sum of zeroes,  (-3)+4=1

So -b/a=1

so b=-1 and a=1

  Product of zeroes, (-3)*(4)=(-12)

So c/a=(-12)

so c=(-12) and a=1

    So the quadratic polynomial is,

              x^2-x-12

Answered by adigavighnesh
1

 x ^{2}  -  {\alpha  +  \beta} x +  \alpha  \beta

x {}^{2}  - {( - 3) +  4}x +  - 3 \times 4 \\ x {}^{2}  -1x  - 12

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