Math, asked by vaishnaviamdurk, 1 year ago

find the value of and b so that the polynomial x cube-ax square -13 x+b has x-1 and x+3 as factors.

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Answered by parisakura98pari
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f(x) = x³ -ax² -13x + b
A/Q (x-1), (x+3) are factors of f(x)

Implies 1, -3 are zeroes of f(x)

S o f(1) = (1)³ - a(1)² - 13(1) + b = 0 ⇒ 1-a -13 + b = 0 ⇒ b-a = 12  ...(1)

And f(-3) = (-3) ³ -a(-3)² -13(-3) + b =0⇒ -27 -9a +39 + b =0
                                    ⇒ b-9a  = -12  ........(2)


Solving fetches  a = -3        and b = 9


Hope my answer is correct.

parisakura98pari: Yes its 3x " - 2" , you told that earlier and putting x = 2 , it produces 2(2)^4 -6(2)^3 +3(2)^2 + 3(2) - 2 = 32 - 48 +12 +6-2 = 0
parisakura98pari: This proves the question.
vaishnaviamdurk: when we put one it is coming 4
parisakura98pari: Nope, you check .
parisakura98pari: Again reminding you it's -2 , given in question>
vaishnaviamdurk: ok i understood thanks very much
parisakura98pari: Really, don't hesitate to ask more.
vaishnaviamdurk: no i have only 2 you have solved thaks i will ask next time
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