Math, asked by LakshmiSirishma, 11 months ago

Find the quadratic polynomial
whose zeross are root 2 and 2

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Answered by thalapathyveriyan
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Answer:

the quadratic polynomial is x^2-(2+root2)x+2root2

Step-by-step explanation:

to find the quadratic polynomial,

sum of zeros=2+root2

product of zeros=2root2

hence,

k(x^2-sx+p)

=x^2-(2+root2)x+2*root 2

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