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find a quadratic polynomial whose sum of zeros is -5 and product of zeroes is 3​

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Answered by AksheevT
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Answered by Anonymous
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  • The polynomial is k[x²+5x+3].

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{\underline{\underline{\purple{\bf{Given:}}}}}

  • Sum of zeroes of a polynomial is -5.
  • Product of zeroes is 3.

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  • The quadratic polynomial.

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Given that the sum of zeroes is (-5) and the product of the zeroes is 3.

So , here's a formula to find the quadratic polynomial when the sum and product of zeroes is given.

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where ,

  • Alpha and beta are zeroes.
  • p(x) is polynomial.
  • k is a constant.

Using this formula ,

\sf{\implies p(x) = k[x^2 -(-5)x + 3 ]}

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