Math, asked by jananisathya14, 11 months ago

find a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are
(3 +  \sqrt{2}  \div 3 -  \sqrt{2)}
and
(3 -  \sqrt{2}  \div 3 +  \sqrt{2} )

Answers

Answered by rajiv1144
1

Two roots are given, rationalize both of them and bring to simpler form.

Then as you know in an quadratic eqn. ,

Sum of roots= -b/a

product of roots = c/a

Now form the quadratic eqn. --- >

x^2+ sum of roots*(x) + product of roots =0

--> x^2 + (-b/a) *x + (c/a) =0


jananisathya14: thanks a lot bhaiyya .
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