Math, asked by SanjayKumar11, 1 year ago

explain the formula of -b/a for sum of quadratic roots

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Answered by LibinD

Is equal to sum of the zeros of the quadrilateral...... Means
Alpha and beta we're some of the zeros
Such that alpha+beta=-b/a
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