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Answered by niharikam54
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Let A , B be the roots of the required equation

given A=8

AB= -56

We get B =-7

A+B =8-7 =1

THE REQUIRED POLYNOMIAL EQUATION IS

x^22-x-6

Answered by Anonymous
10

Given :

  • One zero of a quadratic polynomial is 8
  • Product of the zeroes is - 56.

To Find :

  • Quadratic Polynomial

Solution :

We have the roots of the quadratic polynomial.

Let α = 8

α × β = - 56.

  • Product of zero αβ :

\mathtt{\alpha\:\times\:\beta\:=\:-\:56}

\mathtt{8\:\times\:\beta\:=\:-56}

\mathtt{\beta\:=\:{\dfrac{-56}{8}}}

\mathtt{\beta\:=\:-7}

  • Sum of zero α + β :

\mathtt{\alpha\:+\:\beta}

\mathtt{8\:+\:(-7)}

\mathtt{8-7}

\mathtt{1}

Using :

  • - (α+β)x + (αβ) = 0

We can find the required quadratic polynomial.

\mathtt{x^2\:-\:(1)x\:+\:(-56)\:=\:0}

\mathtt{x^2\:-\:x\:-56\:=\:0}

\large{\boxed{\mathtt{\red{ Quadratic\:polynomial\:=\:x^2\:-\:x\:-\:56\:=\:0}}}}

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