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find the zeroes of quadratic equatn above

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Answered by BubblySnowflake
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Heya!!

Good eve & here's your answer:

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Given quadratic equation = √3x² - 8x + 4√3 = 0

We should factorize the equation first.

          =√3x²-6x-2x+4√3 = 0

          = √3x(x-2√3)-2(x-2√3) = 0 

          = (√3x-2) (x-2√3) = 0

          = (√3x-2) = 0 , (x-2√3) = 0

          = x = 2/√3 , x = 2√3.

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Answered by ParthLele
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√3x²-8x+4√3=0

√3x²-6x-2x+4√3=0

therefore,

√3x(x-2√3)-2(x-2√3)=0

therefore,

(√3x-2)(x-2√3)=0

therefore, the zeros of the equation are 2/√3 and 2√3.

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