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Find the quadratic equation having roots 3 and - 4

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Answered by stevegeorge17
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Answered by evangelindavids
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x^{2} + x- 12

Step by step explanation: \alpha = 3\\\beta = -4\\Equation: x^{2} - (\alpha +\beta )x + (\alpha \beta )\\                =x^{2}- (3+(-4))x + (3)(-4)\\ = x^{2} - (3-4)x +(-12)\\=x^{2} +x-12

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