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find a quadratic polynomial whose roots are (a+b) and (a-b)and a, b are roots of 4a^2+8a​

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Answered by swapnilaryan84
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Answer:

X^2-4

Step-by-step explanation:

4a^2+8a=0

4a(a+2)=0

∴Roots of equation is a=0 and b=-2

(a+b)=0-2=-2

(a-b)=0-(-2)=2

sum of roots=2-2=0

product of roots=2 x (-2)=(-4)

Equation=X^2+(sum of roots)X+(product of roots)

              =X^2+(0)X+(-4)

              =X^2-4

Answered by jaanu11
2

Hope it helps

First factorise the given polynomial and find it's zeroes .

Then obtain the new zeroes

Put them in the formula

And you get your answer

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