Math, asked by Chonu27, 10 months ago

find polynomial whose roots are a-1/a+1 and b-1/b+1

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Answered by vivek6352

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Step-by-step explanation:

(x-(a-1/a+1))(x-(b-1/b+1))=0

x2-(a-1/a+1+b-1/b+1)x+(a-1)(b-1)/(a+1)(b+1)

(a+1)(b+1)x2-(2ab-2)x+(ab-a-b+1)=0

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