Math, asked by Taranveers, 1 year ago

Find a if one zero of polynomial ax2+(a-4)x+3 is negative of other

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Answered by sabrinanandini2
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\pink{\huge{SOLUTION}}

If one zero is negative of the other, then the zeroes will be

α , -α

We know that

 \alpha  +  \beta  =  \frac{ - b}{a}

Using this, we get

 \alpha   + ( -  \alpha ) =  \frac{ - (a - 4)}{a}

0 =  \frac{ - a + 4}{a}

0 =  - a + 4

a = 4

Hence,

\huge{\boxed{a=4}}

Answered by bhupinderchungh83
1

Answer:

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