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find a quadratic polynomial whose zeros are (3+root2) & (3-root2) ​

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Answered by dvngtrip85
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Answer: hi friend,

given.,a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 3+root2 and 3-root2

<>sum of zeros →3+√2+3-√2→6

<>product of zeros → (3)²-(√2)²=7

quadratic polynomial will be

<>x²-(sum of zeros)x+product of zeros

<>x²-6x+7

I hope this will help u:)

Hello There !

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Two zeros are 3+√2 , 3-√2

Sum of zeros (S) = 3+√2+3-√2 = 6  

product of zeros (P) = 3+√2(3-√2)

                                = 9 -3√2+3√2-2

                                = 7  

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Quadratic equation = k(x²-Sx+P)

Let k = 1

Quadratic equation = x²-6x+7  

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Answered by SathvikjReddy
0

Answer:

x2-6x+7

Step-by-step explanation:

given, a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 3+root2 and 3-root2

=sum of zeros =3+√2+3-√2=6

=product of zeros = (3)²-(√2)²=7

quadratic polynomial will be

=x²-(sum of zeros ) x+ product of zeros

=x²-6x+7

Hope it helped you ! :p

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