find the roots of quadratic equation
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- 24/13 and 5
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : p(x) = 13x² - 41x - 120
Using Middle Term Factorisation, we get
→ p(x) = 13x² - 65x + 24x - 120
→ p(x) = 13x(x - 5) + 24(x - 5)
→ p(x) = (13x + 24)(x - 5)
To find the roots, these factors should be equal to zero.
Using zero product rule, we get
→ (13x + 24) = 0 and (x - 5) = 0
→ x = - 24/13 and x = 5
Hence, the roots of the above quadratic equation is - 24/13 and 5.
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