Math, asked by Patelhamza4957, 9 months ago

Find the quadratic polynomial the sum of the product whose zeroes are - 5 and 3 respectively

Answers

Answered by Vamprixussa
6

Given

\bold{ Sum \ of \ zeroes} = -5

\bold{ Product \ of \ zeroes} = 3

SOMETHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

\boxed{\bold{Required \ quadratic \ polynomial}}\\ = x^{2} -(Sum \ of \ zeroes ) x + Product \ of \ zeroes}}

Therefore, the required quadratic equation is

x^{2} -(-5)x + 3 = 0\\\boxed{\boxed{\bold{x^{2} + 5x + 3 = 0}}}}

                                                       

Answered by Anonymous
4

GIVEN :

Sum of the polynomial = ( -5 )

Product of the polynomial = 3

TO FIND :

Quadratic polynomial

SOLUTION :

The formula / layout for quadratic polynomial is -

{\small{x}^{2} \:-\: (Sum\:of\: the \:zeroes)x \: + \: Product\: of \:the\: zeroes }

Therefore the quadratic polynomial becomes -

\sf {x}^{2} \:-\: (-5)x \: + \: 3

\sf {x}^{2} \:+\: 5x \: + \: 3

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