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Find a quadratic polynomial whose zeros are (3 =root2) and (3-root2)

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Answered by yashcool1876
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X=3+root 2 (X-3)-root2=0 Also,  X=3-root2 (X-3)+root2=0 It simplies (X-3)^2-(root2)^2=0 On simplifying we get,  X^2-6X+7=0     Or    Sum of zeroes = 3+ root2 +3-root2= 6 Produt of zeroes=(3+root2) (3-root2)=9-2=7 Now the required polynomial = K(x^2-(sum of zeroes) x +product of zeroes) = k(x^2-6x+7)


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