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find the degree and cofficients of -x² + 27​

Answers

Answered by moviesshinchan9
3

Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation:

The degree of reqd. polynomial, say

p

(

x

)

is

3

, and hence by the Fundamental Principle of Algebra, it must have

3

zeroes. These are given to be

2

,

1

and

4

.

As

2

is a zero of

p

(

x

)

,

x

(

2

)

=

x

+

2

must be a factor of

p

(

x

)

.

Similarly, other zeroes give us factors

(

x

1

)

and

(

x

4

)

Degree of

p

(

x

)

is

3

, so,

p

(

x

)

can not have any other factor except those described above. Of course,

p

(

x

)

can have a numerical factor, like

k

0

.

In view of above, we can suppose that,

p

(

x

)

=

k

(

x

+

2

)

(

x

1

)

(

x

4

)

. Expanding the

R

.

H

.

S

.

, we have,

p

(

x

)

=

k

(

x

3

3

x

2

6

x

+

8

)

But this will give us the leading co-eff

=

k

, which is given to be

2

, so,

k

=

2

.

Hence the poly.

p

(

x

)

=

2

(

x

3

3

x

2

6

x

+

8

)

=

2

x

3

6

x

2

12

x

+

16

.

Answered by Anonymous
13

Answer:

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Degree :- 2

coefficient :- -1

constant :- 27

The degree of the polynomial is to that's why it is Quadratic polynomial.

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