Math, asked by ArtemisW, 1 year ago

Find a quadratic polynomial whose zeros are 4 +root 5 and 4 - root 5

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Answered by Anonymous
60
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Quadratic polynomial ---

x^2 - ( Sum of zeroes )x + Product of zeroes

x^2 - ( 4+√5 + 4-√5 ) x + {( 4+√5)( 4-√5)}

x^2 - 8x + 16 - 5
x^2 -8x +11

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Answered by SerenaBochenek
34

Answer:

\text{The required polynomial is }x^2-8x+11

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the zeroes of quadratic polynomial we have to find the polynomial.

\text{The zeroes are }4+\sqrt5\text{ and }4-\sqrt5

The sum of zeroes are

4+\sqrt5+(4-\sqrt5)=4+4=8

Product of zeroes are

(4+\sqrt5).(4-\sqrt5)=16-(\sqrt5)^2=16-5=11

The quadratic polynomial is

x^2-(\text{sum of zeroes})x+(\text{product of zeroes})

x^2-8x+11

\text{The required polynomial is }x^2-8x+11

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