Math, asked by jnpatel1249, 2 months ago

find a quadratic polynominal whose sum and product of its zeros are respectively 13 and 12

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Answered by ramtej991

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we know that

x^-(sum of the zeroes) x+product of the zeroes=0

• Quadratic Equation is

x^-13x+12=0

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Answered by sb7473483

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