Math, asked by Chaudharivishwa, 4 months ago

find the zeroes of quadratic polynomial 2x²-(1+2√2)X+√2

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Answered by jannatparia

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Answer:

To Find: Solution: Zeroes of polynomial can be found by equating it equal to zero: x = √2 or. So zeroes of polynomial is √2 and 0.5.

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