Math, asked by starleaderMurugan, 1 year ago

find the polynomial p (x) whose zeroes are -1 and 2

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Answered by DevilDoll12
3
Heya!
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♦Polynomials♦
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✔Given that =>
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♦ -1 and 2 are the zeroes of the polynomial p ( x )

♦We need to find p (x )


=> Sum of Zeroes = -1 + 2

=> 1
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=> Product of Zeroes => 2 × -1

=> -2


⭐Using the Equation p (x ) = x² - sx + p

=> x² - x - 2



➡Alternative Way ⬅
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♦Since -1 and 2 are the Zeroes =>

=> ( x + 1 ) ( x - 2 ) are the factor

=> x² - 2x + x - 2

=> x² - x + 2




➡Hence p ( x ) => x² - x + 2


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Answered by SmãrtyMohït
3
❤❤Here is your answer ✌ ✌

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sum of zeroes=-1+2=1

products of zeroes =-1×2=-2

polynomial

x {}^{2}  - x + 2
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