Math, asked by tanisha91119, 1 day ago

find the quadratic polynomial whose zeros are 6+√3 by 3 and 6 -√3 by 3

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Answered by divyansh12380

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hope you understood this question. just find the product and sum of the zeroes and substitute in the formula

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