Find a quadratic equation whose roots are 2+√5/2 and 2-√5/2.
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use formula
x^2. - (sum of zeroes)x +. (product of zeroes)
then x^2 -( 2+✓5/2+2-✓5/2. ) x +(. 2+✓5/2)(2-✓5/2)
x^2 -4x +(. 4 - 5/2 )
x^2 -4x +. (8-5/2)
x^2-4x+3/2. = 0
2x^2-8x+3. = 0. (taking l.c.m.)
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now quadratic equation is
2x^2 - 8x + 3. Ans.
hope it will help you.
use formula
x^2. - (sum of zeroes)x +. (product of zeroes)
then x^2 -( 2+✓5/2+2-✓5/2. ) x +(. 2+✓5/2)(2-✓5/2)
x^2 -4x +(. 4 - 5/2 )
x^2 -4x +. (8-5/2)
x^2-4x+3/2. = 0
2x^2-8x+3. = 0. (taking l.c.m.)
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now quadratic equation is
2x^2 - 8x + 3. Ans.
hope it will help you.
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