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Q. If one root of the quadratic equation having rational coefficient is a + √b, then find the other.
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is the ans ...surd roots
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Shatakshi96:
How did u get this ans.
its like a theorem or something...
they both are called surd roots
if one is + other will be -
ohk..thx.
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The other root would be a - √b, because if a root of the quadratic polynomial is
x + √y then the other root would be x - √y
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x + √y then the other root would be x - √y
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