Math, asked by Gayusss, 1 year ago

explain α&β with an example​

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Answered by vivekkhilji
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alpha and betha are Greek letters used to represent the zeros of a polynomial like assume that 6 and 7 are the zeroes of a polynomial then we can put alpha = 6 and betha =7

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