Find a quadratic polynomial the sum andproduct of whose zeros are 0 and minus 3 upon 5 respectively hence find the zeros
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Sum of zeroes = 0
And,
Product of zeroes = -3/5.
Therefore,
Required quadratic polynomial = X² - ( Sum of zeroes ) + Product of zeroes.
X² - ( 0 ) X + (-3/5 )
X² - 3/5.
Hence,
Required quadratic polynomial = X² - 3/5.
=> X² - 3/5 = 0
=> 5X² - 3 = 0
=> (√5 X )² - (√3 )² = 0
=> ( √5X + √3 ) ( √5 X - √3 ) = 0
=> ( √5 X + √3 ) = 0 or ( √5X - √3 ) = 0
=> X = -√3/√5 or X = √3/√5.
Hence,
-√3/√5 and √3 / √5 are the two zeroes of the quadratic polynomial X² - 3/5.
Sum of zeroes = 0
And,
Product of zeroes = -3/5.
Therefore,
Required quadratic polynomial = X² - ( Sum of zeroes ) + Product of zeroes.
X² - ( 0 ) X + (-3/5 )
X² - 3/5.
Hence,
Required quadratic polynomial = X² - 3/5.
=> X² - 3/5 = 0
=> 5X² - 3 = 0
=> (√5 X )² - (√3 )² = 0
=> ( √5X + √3 ) ( √5 X - √3 ) = 0
=> ( √5 X + √3 ) = 0 or ( √5X - √3 ) = 0
=> X = -√3/√5 or X = √3/√5.
Hence,
-√3/√5 and √3 / √5 are the two zeroes of the quadratic polynomial X² - 3/5.
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HEY THERE!!
Method of Solution:-
Given:
➡ Sum of Zeroes = 0
➡ Product of Zeroes = -3/5
Note ↔ General Formula of ax²-(a+b)x + ab
➡ Substitute the Given value in In Equation
→ ax²-(a+b)x + ab
→ x²-(0)x +(-3/5)
→ x²-3/5
Here, Quardratic Equation → x²-3/5
Solving by using Algebraic identity→
➡ (a+b)(a-b)
➡ x²-3/5
→ x²-(√3/√5)²
→ (x+√3/√5)(x-√3/√5)
f(x) → 0
Now, (x+√3/√5)= 0
•°• x = -√3/√5
Now, (x-√3/√5) = 0
•°• → x = √3/√5
Hence, Required Zeroes are ± √3/√5.
Method of Solution:-
Given:
➡ Sum of Zeroes = 0
➡ Product of Zeroes = -3/5
Note ↔ General Formula of ax²-(a+b)x + ab
➡ Substitute the Given value in In Equation
→ ax²-(a+b)x + ab
→ x²-(0)x +(-3/5)
→ x²-3/5
Here, Quardratic Equation → x²-3/5
Solving by using Algebraic identity→
➡ (a+b)(a-b)
➡ x²-3/5
→ x²-(√3/√5)²
→ (x+√3/√5)(x-√3/√5)
f(x) → 0
Now, (x+√3/√5)= 0
•°• x = -√3/√5
Now, (x-√3/√5) = 0
•°• → x = √3/√5
Hence, Required Zeroes are ± √3/√5.
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