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f(x) =k[x^2-(√2+1/3)x+√2/3]
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x)=k[x^2-(sum of it's zeros) x+(product of it's zeros)
zeros are √2 and 1/3
sum of it's zeros=√2+1/3
product of it's zeros=√2×1/3
=√2/3
Now,
f(x) =k[x^2-(sum of it's zeros) x+(product of it's zeros)
f(x) =k[x^2-(√2+1/3)x+√2/3]
where k≠0
Hope it's help u!
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