find the quadratic polynomial the sum of whose zeros is root 2 and their product is minus 12 and find the zeros of the polynomial
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Let us assume that the roots are a & b
According to the question,
a+b = √2....................(i)
& a*b = (-12)...................(ii)
Any quadratic polynomial is of form:-
x² - (a+b)x + (a*b).....................(iii)
Therefore, replacing values from equation (i) & (ii) into (iii)
So, the required polynomial is:-
x² - √2*x + (-12)
=> x² - x√2 -12
Hope this helps you!
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According to the question,
a+b = √2....................(i)
& a*b = (-12)...................(ii)
Any quadratic polynomial is of form:-
x² - (a+b)x + (a*b).....................(iii)
Therefore, replacing values from equation (i) & (ii) into (iii)
So, the required polynomial is:-
x² - √2*x + (-12)
=> x² - x√2 -12
Hope this helps you!
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The sum of two zeroes = 2√3 and product of two zeroes = 2
The quadratic equation is
x2 - (sum of two zeros)x + product of zeroes
x2 - 2√3 x + 2
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