Math, asked by munagalahema, 9 months ago

Find the quadratic equation whose zeroes are root 2 and 2

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Q = x²- (alpa + beta) x+ alpa(beta)

Q = x²- (√2 + 2)x + √2(2)

Q = x²-√2 - 2x + 2√2

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