Math, asked by narayanaraopkl4697, 5 months ago

Find a quadratic equation whose the sum and product of its are 2 & -3.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The required quadratic equation is x^2 -2x -3

Answered by emma3006
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\texttt{Let the zeros of the quadratic}

\texttt{equation be α \& β}\\ \\

\bold{\underline{\large\texttt{Given :-}}}

\;\;\;\;\;\;\texttt{α}\mathtt{+}\texttt{β }\mathtt{=2}

\;\;\;\;\;\;\texttt{αβ }\mathtt{=2} \\ \\

\bold{\underline{\large\texttt{General formula of quadratic}}}

\bold{ \underline{ \large\texttt{ equations :-}}}

\texttt{Any quadratic equation with α \& β as}

\texttt{roots is in the form –}

\mathtt{\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\; x²-(}\texttt{α}\mathtt{+}\texttt{β)x}\mathtt{+}\texttt{αβ}\mathtt{=0}\\ \\

\bold{\underline{\large\mathtt{Solⁿ :-}}}

\texttt{The required quadratic equation is :}

\mathtt{\;\;\;\;\;\;x²-(2)x+(-3)=0}

\implies\mathtt{x²-2x-3 = 0}

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