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find a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are alpha and beta satisfying alpha + beta = 3 and alpha - beta = -1​

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Answered by nigam83
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Answer:

X2-3X+2

Step-by-step explanation:

  1. let the zeroes be U and V
  2. given that U+V=3 andU-V=-1

by solving ,

U+V=3

U-V=-1

we get,

U=1 and V=2

3.by quadratic formula

X2-(U+V)X+UV

=X2-(1+2)X+(1×2)

=X2-3X+2


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