find the quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 3+√5 and 3-√5
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hey dude ....
hre is ur answer....!!!
Given ->
3 - √5 and 3 + √5 are zeros of a polynomial
let p(x) be required polynomial
====> x - (3 + √5) and x - (3 - √5) are factors of p(x)
====> [x - (3 + √5)] [x - (3 - √5) is required polynomial
= [x - 3 - √5] [x - 3 + √5]
= x - 3x + √5x - 3x + 9 - 3 √5 - √5x +
3 √5 - 5
= x² - 6x + 4
or...
zeroes = 3+root5 and 3-root5
product of zeroes= (3+root5)(3-root5)
= 9-5
=4
sum of zeroes=3+root5 + 3-root5
=6
we know p(x) = k(x2^ - sum of zeroes (x) + product of zeroes
= k(x2^ -6x +4)
hope it will.help u..
thanks. !
hre is ur answer....!!!
Given ->
3 - √5 and 3 + √5 are zeros of a polynomial
let p(x) be required polynomial
====> x - (3 + √5) and x - (3 - √5) are factors of p(x)
====> [x - (3 + √5)] [x - (3 - √5) is required polynomial
= [x - 3 - √5] [x - 3 + √5]
= x - 3x + √5x - 3x + 9 - 3 √5 - √5x +
3 √5 - 5
= x² - 6x + 4
or...
zeroes = 3+root5 and 3-root5
product of zeroes= (3+root5)(3-root5)
= 9-5
=4
sum of zeroes=3+root5 + 3-root5
=6
we know p(x) = k(x2^ - sum of zeroes (x) + product of zeroes
= k(x2^ -6x +4)
hope it will.help u..
thanks. !
raahul072:
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