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Find the quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are -3/2 and 1/5​

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Answered by anonymous1763
1

Answer:

x^2 -- (A+B)x +A×B

Let, A=-3/2 and B =1/5​

x^2 -- (-3/2+1/5)x +(-3/2×1/5)

x^2 -- (-3×5/2×5 +1×2/5×2)x + (-3/10)

x^2 -- (-15/10 +2/10)x + (-3/10)

x^2 -- (-13/10)x + (-3/10)

x^2 +13x/10x -3/10 (would be answer)

Formula used = x^2 -- (A+B)x +A×B (where A and B are two zeros of the quadratic polynomial)

Answered by mayankrawat49
0

Answer:

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