Math, asked by Dujramrajak, 7 months ago

Find the quadratic equation whose root

are (6+√5) and (6-√5) .

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Answered by adh92213

2

Answer:

x^2-12x+31

Step-by-step explanation:

= alpha + beta = 12

= alpha * beta = 31

= By formula

= x^2 -12x+31

Answered by mishramadhu555

9

Answer:

this is the answer. please mark as Brainliest

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