Find the zeroes of the polynomial f(x) = x³ - 12x² + 47x - 60 , if it is given that sum of its two zeroes is 9. Please answer this.
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4,5,10
Step-by-step explanation:
x³-12x²+47x-60
α+β+γ=-(-12)/1=12
9+γ=12
y=12-9=3
αβγ=-(-60)/1=60
3αβ=60
αβ=60/3=20
α+β=9
α+αβ/α=9
α+20/α=9
α²-9α+20=0
α²-5α-4α+20=0
α(α-5)-4(α-5)=0
(α-5)(α-4)=0
α=5,THEN β=20/5=4
SO THE ZEROS ARE
4,5,10
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