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Find the polynomial whose zeroes are 3+root 2 and 3-root 2


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Answered by arvishaali2004
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Step-by-step explanation: Let a and b be the zeroes....

1. Sum of zeroes= 3+root2+3-root2

=> 6....

2. Product of zeroes= (3+root2)(3-root2)

=> 9-2= 7.....

So, the quadratic polynomial is K(X^2-(a+b)x+ab)

=> K(X^2-6x+7) where k is any non-zero real no........

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