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

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Answered by ltzSweetAngel
1

Answer:

Solution:-

As the zeroes are given, i.e., 7 and -5.

∴ Sum of roots

=

7

+

(

5

)

=

7

5

=

2

=7+(−5)=7−5=2

Product of roots

=

7

×

(

5

)

=

35

=7×(−5)=−35

As we know that, a quadratic polynomial whose xeroes are given can be represented as-

x

2

(

sum of roots

)

x

+

product of roots

=

0

x2−(sum of roots)x+product of roots=0

x

2

(

2

)

x

+

(

35

)

=

0

⇒x2−(2)x+(−35)=0

x

2

2

x

35

=

0

⇒x2−2x−35=0

Hence, the polynomial is

x

2

2

x

35

=

0

x2−2x−35=0.

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