Math, asked by alishass, 1 year ago

example for the formula

 {x}^{2}  - ( \alpha  +  \beta )x +  \alpha . \beta

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Answered by hawks22sree
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suppose the polynomial is  x^{2} +7x+5......
given that its zeroe's sum is -7 and product is 5....
then you can form the polynomial by this equation...that is x^2 - alpha =beta into x+alpha beta.
here alpha + beta =-7 and alpha beta =5
therefore the qeruired polynomial is x^2 +7x+5


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