find the quadratic equation if one of the root is√5- √3
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let f(x)=ax^2+bx+c=0 is qe
and x=√5-√3
factor of f(x) will be
X-√5+√3
now qe=(x+(√3-v5))^2
= x^2+2(√3-√5)x+2(1-√15)
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if one root is given then second root will be -(√5-√3)
therefore, roots are a = √5-√3 and b= -(√5-√3)
put these in General quadratic equation which is
x^2 -(a+b) x +ab=0
a+b = 0
ab = -(8-2√15)
so equation is
x^2 - 0- (8-2√15) =0
x^2 = 8 - 2√15 ans
I hope this is correct.
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