Math, asked by chandrakantcsr, 10 months ago

Find a quadratic polynomial such that product of its zeroes is o and one zero is (-4)​

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Answered by tarun0301p5844p
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We know that a quadratic polynomial= x^{2} - (sum of zeros)x + (product of zeros). So, we will use the same formula here.

Here, we have

Product of the zeros= 0

Sum of the zeros= (-4)

Quadratic polynomial= x^{2} - (sum of zeros)x+ (product of zeros)

⇒Quad. polynomial= x^{2} - (-4)x+0

                                      or x^{2} +4x+0

                                      or x^{2} +4x

Hence, the required answer is x^{2} +4x

Note- You can use any variable instead of x. You hadn't specified any variable, so I used x here.

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