Math, asked by sumanbala34pdo0sy, 1 year ago

Find a quadratic polynomial whose zero are
-9and-1/9


ParthThakre9965: is anything else given?
ParthThakre9965: or is this it?
ParthThakre9965: c should have been given
sumanbala34pdo0sy: this is it

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Answered by sachinarora2001
4
sum of zeroes =(-9)

Product of zeroes =(-1/9)

sum of zeroes =(-b) /a

Hence b=-(-9)=9

Product of zeroes =c/a
hence c=(-1)

and a=9


Hence quadratic equation =9x²+9x-1

Answered by nandanachandrapbpf8l
2

Step-by-step explanation:

α = -9   β = -1/9

quadratic polynomial

= k {x ²- (α + β)x + αβ}

= k { x² - (-9 - 1/9)x -9 x -1/9}

= k { x² - (-19/9)x + 1}

= k { x² + 19/9 x + 1}

when k = 1

the quadratic polynomial is x² + 19/9 x + 1

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