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find the quadratic polynomial whose zeros are - 3 and -5​

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Answered by prakharsinghsln
1

Answer:

x^2+8x+15 hope this is correct answer

Answered by Sauron
9

Answer:

The polynomial is x² + 8x + 15.

Step-by-step explanation:

A polynomial is x² - (α + β)x + (αβ) where α and β are zeros of the polynomial.

In the given question, zeros are –3 and –5.

Sum of zeros (α + β) :

\longrightarrow –3 + (–5)

\longrightarrow –8

Product of zeros (αβ) :

\longrightarrow (–3) × (–5)

\longrightarrow 15

Polynomial formed :

\longrightarrow x² – (–8)x + 15

\longrightarrow x² + 8x + 15

Therefore, the polynomial is x² + 8x + 15.

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