Find the quadratic polynomial whose zeros is -1 by root 3 plus one by root 3
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Two zeroes = 1/ root 3 and -1/root 3
Let alpha = 1/root3 and beta = -1/root3
(alpha +beta) =1/root3 + - 1/root3
= 0
(alpha*beta) = 1/root 3 * - 1/root 3
= - 1/3
= K (x2-(alpha + beta) x + (alpha*beta)
= ( x square - 0 x + - 1/3)
= x square - 1/3
Therefore, x square - 1 / 3 is the quadratic polynomial
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