Find the value of a and b,if they are the zeros of the polynomial x^2-ax+b. PLEASE ANSWER
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since a and b are the zeros of the given polynomial, a^2-a^2+b=0
=>b=0
and b^2-ab+b=0 =>a=any real number
we get the values by placing x=a and b simultaneously in the equation and equating it to 0
=>b=0
and b^2-ab+b=0 =>a=any real number
we get the values by placing x=a and b simultaneously in the equation and equating it to 0
manishasaraf77ovi42i:
There is no problem
I knew that b was 0 I had doubt about a
ok
is it clear?
So you're sure that a is any real number?
or still some prob?
ya
Ok Thanks
as any real no. multiplied by 0 is zero
I'm sorry but the question was x^+ax+b. Not x^2-ax+b....... :(
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