find the quadratic polynomial whose sum and product of zeroes are 9 and 1/9
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Given : Sum of the zeroes of polynomial 9
and,
the product of zeroes of polynomial is 1/9
Therefore,
➡ The required quadratic polynomial is
==> x² - (sum of the zeroes)x + (product of zeroes)
==> x² - (9)x + (1/9)
==> x² - 9x + 1/9
==> 9x² - 81x + 1 .........[ by multiplying whole equation by 9]
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✔ Here's your answer friend,
==>
Given : Sum of the zeroes of polynomial 9
and,
the product of zeroes of polynomial is 1/9
Therefore,
➡ The required quadratic polynomial is
==> x² - (sum of the zeroes)x + (product of zeroes)
==> x² - (9)x + (1/9)
==> x² - 9x + 1/9
==> 9x² - 81x + 1 .........[ by multiplying whole equation by 9]
HOPE YOU GOT YOUR ANSWER :)
#BEBRAINLY
#TOGETHER WE GO FAR
#☺☺☺
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Let the alpha, beta be the zero.
A/q
Write in the equation form
p(x)= k [x^2+(alpha+beta)x - (alpha×beta)]
p(x)= k [x^2+ 9x-1/9]
p (x)= k [9x^2+81x-1]
(where k is constant)
One of the polynomial is
9x^2 + 81x - 1. =>Answer
Hope it will helps you:-)
A/q
Write in the equation form
p(x)= k [x^2+(alpha+beta)x - (alpha×beta)]
p(x)= k [x^2+ 9x-1/9]
p (x)= k [9x^2+81x-1]
(where k is constant)
One of the polynomial is
9x^2 + 81x - 1. =>Answer
Hope it will helps you:-)
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