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find the quadratic equation whose roots are 2√3-5,-2√3-5

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Answered by Sudhir1188
13

ANSWER:

  • Polynomial is (x²+10x+13)

GIVEN:

  • α = 2√3-5
  • β = -2√3-5

TO FIND:

  • Quadratic equation.

SILUTION:

Quadratic polynomial :

When roots are given:

x {}^{2}  - ( \alpha +  \beta \: )x  + \alpha  \beta .....(i)

Here :

α = 2√3-5

β = -2√3-5

=> (α +β ) = 2√3-5+(-2√3-5)

=>(α +β) = (2√3-2√3)+(-5-5)

=>(α +β) = (-10)

=>αβ = (2√3-5)(-2√3-5)

=>αβ = (-5+2√3)(-5-2√3)

=>αβ = (-5)² -(2√3)²

=>αβ = 25 -12

=>αβ = 13

Now putting the values in eq(i)

P(x) = x²-(-10)x +13

p(x) = x²+10x+13

  • Polynomial is (x²+10x+13)
Answered by tanisha0812
2

equation is x²+10x+13=0

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