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Find the cubic polynomial whose
zeroes are -1, 1, 2​

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Answered by yashaswini3679
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Answer:

 {x}^{3}  - 2 {x}^{2}  - x + 2

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Answered by NaniNarendra
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Given three zeroes are -1, 1, 2

Given three zeroes are -1, 1, 2p(X)=K[x^3-x^2(a+b+c)+X(ab+BC+ac-abc]

Given three zeroes are -1, 1, 2p(X)=K[x^3-x^2(a+b+c)+X(ab+BC+ac-abc]k[x^3-x^2(-1+1+2)+X(-1×2+1×2+2×-1]-(-1×1×2]

Given three zeroes are -1, 1, 2p(X)=K[x^3-x^2(a+b+c)+X(ab+BC+ac-abc]k[x^3-x^2(-1+1+2)+X(-1×2+1×2+2×-1]-(-1×1×2]k[x^3-x^2(2)+X(-2+2-2)-(-2)]

Given three zeroes are -1, 1, 2p(X)=K[x^3-x^2(a+b+c)+X(ab+BC+ac-abc]k[x^3-x^2(-1+1+2)+X(-1×2+1×2+2×-1]-(-1×1×2]k[x^3-x^2(2)+X(-2+2-2)-(-2)]k[x^3-2x^2+2x+2]

Given three zeroes are -1, 1, 2p(X)=K[x^3-x^2(a+b+c)+X(ab+BC+ac-abc]k[x^3-x^2(-1+1+2)+X(-1×2+1×2+2×-1]-(-1×1×2]k[x^3-x^2(2)+X(-2+2-2)-(-2)]k[x^3-2x^2+2x+2]let k=1

Given three zeroes are -1, 1, 2p(X)=K[x^3-x^2(a+b+c)+X(ab+BC+ac-abc]k[x^3-x^2(-1+1+2)+X(-1×2+1×2+2×-1]-(-1×1×2]k[x^3-x^2(2)+X(-2+2-2)-(-2)]k[x^3-2x^2+2x+2]let k=1x^3-2x^2+2x+2

Given three zeroes are -1, 1, 2p(X)=K[x^3-x^2(a+b+c)+X(ab+BC+ac-abc]k[x^3-x^2(-1+1+2)+X(-1×2+1×2+2×-1]-(-1×1×2]k[x^3-x^2(2)+X(-2+2-2)-(-2)]k[x^3-2x^2+2x+2]let k=1x^3-2x^2+2x+2.........................................................

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