find the quadratic polynomial and sum of roots if products of roots are given (1,-1)
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Let the two roots of the polynomial be a and b
It is given that. a+ b = 1
and a × b = -1
General formula for the quadratic polynomial when it's two root is given as -----
X^2 - ( a + b )X + a × b
By putting the value of a and b in above equation we get
X^2 - ( 1 )X + (-1 )
= X^2 -X -1
Hence, X^2 -X -1 is the required polynomial.
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It is given that. a+ b = 1
and a × b = -1
General formula for the quadratic polynomial when it's two root is given as -----
X^2 - ( a + b )X + a × b
By putting the value of a and b in above equation we get
X^2 - ( 1 )X + (-1 )
= X^2 -X -1
Hence, X^2 -X -1 is the required polynomial.
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Ask if there is any problem.
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Heya !!
Sum of zeroes = 1
Product of zeroes = -1
Therefore,
Required quadratic polynomial = X²-(Sum of zeroes)X + product of zeroes
=> X² - (1)X - 1
=> X² - X - 1
★ HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU ★
Sum of zeroes = 1
Product of zeroes = -1
Therefore,
Required quadratic polynomial = X²-(Sum of zeroes)X + product of zeroes
=> X² - (1)X - 1
=> X² - X - 1
★ HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU ★
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