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Find a quadratic polynomial whose one zero is 8 and sum of its zero is -14...
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Answered by amitkumar44481
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Solution :

We have,

  \tt  \blacksquare  \: Sum \:  of \:  Zeros \\  \tt \alpha +   \beta   =  \frac{ - b}{a}

  \tt  \blacksquare  \: product\:  of \:  Zeros \\  \tt \alpha    \beta   =  \frac{ c}{a}

Let's One of it's Zeros be alpha.

  • alpha = 8.

A/Q,

 \tt \longmapsto  \alpha +   \beta =  - 14.

 \tt \longmapsto  8 +   \beta =  - 14.

 \tt \longmapsto    \beta =  - 14 - 8.

 \tt\longmapsto  \beta =  - 22.

Now,

  • Sum of Zeros.
  • -14.

\rule{90}1

  • Product of zeros.
  • -176.

\rule{90}1

We have, Formula.

K( x² - Sx + P )

Where as,

  • K ( Constant term )
  • S ( Sum of zeros )
  • P ( Product of zeros )

=> k [ x² - ( - 14 )x - 176 ]

=> k [ x² + 14x - 176 ]

\rule{90}1

Therefore, the Our Quadratic polynomial is x² + 14x - 176.

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