Question

Find the quadratic polynomial
whose zeroes are
-2√3 and -√3/2? Answer Fast​

Answer 1

Any polynomial can be written as

a x^2 + bx + c, in this of your a= 1, then your b = negative of sum of both roots and c = multiplication of both roots.

So, c = (-2 root 3) * ( -root 3/2)

c = 3 and b = 2√3 + √3/2.

So, our polynomial is

x^2 + (2√3 + √3/2) x + 3. You can simplify it further if required.