find the quadratic polynomial with given zeroes 2,-1
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alpha =2 and beta= -1
now apha +beta =2+(-1)=1
alpha × beta=2×(-1)= -2
f(x) =k (x²-(alpha +beta)x + alpha × beta)
*(where K is any non zero real no)
f(x)= k(x²-x-2)
*(where K is any non zero real no)
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now apha +beta =2+(-1)=1
alpha × beta=2×(-1)= -2
f(x) =k (x²-(alpha +beta)x + alpha × beta)
*(where K is any non zero real no)
f(x)= k(x²-x-2)
*(where K is any non zero real no)
hope it will help you ..
if you like please mark it as brainliast
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