Question

Can anyone explain how to use alpha+beta and alpha*beta in polynomials​

Answer 1

Answer:

MARK IT AS BRAINLIST

MARK IT AS BRAINLIST

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

as we know that if some value in maths is not given so we assume it.

just like that in quadratic equations we already have alphabets and numbers. so , for not to create confusion we use these alpha and beta. if you aren't suitable you can use letters like capital A or capital B.

and you know that alpha +beta=-b/a and alpha*beta=c/a.

you can write it like A+B=-b/a =coefficient of x/ coefficient of x²

A*B=c/a=constant term/coefficient of x²