Math, asked by piyushguptaraj316, 10 months ago

find the quardtic polynomial whose zero are 5/2 and 3/2

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Answered by brainlystar365

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Hi friend, (5+2✓3) and (5-2✓3) are the zeros of the polynomial. Hence, The polynomial = X²-10X+13.

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