Math, asked by bhupinder79, 11 months ago

find
a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are
7 - 3 root 2and 7+3 root 2

Answers

Answered by atahrv
4

Quadartic Formula=>x²-(sum of zeroes)x + (product of zeroes)

=>x²-14x+31

Hope it helps...

Answered by Sudhir1188
17

ANSWER:

  • Quadratic polynomial = x²-14x+31

GIVEN:

  • First zero (α ) = 7-3√2
  • Second zero (β) = 7+3√2

TO FIND :

  • A quadratic polynomial have zeros ; (7-3√2) , (7+3√2)

SOLUTION:

Quadratic polynomial when zeros are given:

x {}^{2}  - ( \alpha \:  +  \beta)x +  \alpha \beta \:  \: ......(i)

Finding sum of zeros (α+β)

= (7-3√2)+(7+3√2)

= 14

(α+β) = 14

Finding product of zeros (αβ)

= (7+3√2)(7-3√2)

= (7)² -(3√2)²

= 49- 18

= 31

Now putting the values in eq(I) we get;

=> p(x) = x²-14x+31

NOTE:

Standard form of Quadratic polynomial.

  • ax²+bx+c Where a is not equal to 0

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