Math, asked by kavitakosi, 4 months ago

find a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are - 11 and - 13​

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Answered by LoverLoser
4

Given :

  • x = -11
  • x = -13

To Find :

  • Quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are -11 and -13.

Solution :

x = -11

\longrightarrow (x + 11) = 0

x = -13

\longrightarrow (x + 13) = 0

Multiplying (x + 11) and (x + 13)

\longrightarrow (x + 11)(x + 13)

\longrightarrow x² + 13x + 11x + 143

\longrightarrow x² + 24x + 143

Another method to multiply -

\longrightarrow (x + 11)(x + 13)

\longrightarrow x(x + 13) + 11(x + 13)

\longrightarrow x² + 13x + 11x + 143

\longrightarrow x² + 24x + 143

Hence, The quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are - 11 and - 13 is x² + 24x + 143 .

Answered by mahipaljodraj
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