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Find the zeroes of the polynomial , If it is given that the product of its two zeroes is 12​

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Answered by Riddhidz
1

Answer:

The zeroes are α, β, γ = 4, 3, -2 . Step-by-step explanation :- Given :-

→ f(x) = x³ - 5x² - 2x + 24.

→ The product of its two zeroes is 12 . To Find :-

→ Zeroes of polynomial [ α, β, γ ] . Solution :- ...

∴ α = 4 . Putting α = 4 in equation (5), we get. ...

β = 3 . ∴ The zeroes are α, β, γ = 4, 3, -2 .

Answered by achouras
1

Answer:

Answer

Let α,β and y be the zeros of polynomial f(x) such that ab=12

We have, α+β+y=

a

−b

=

1

−(−5)

=5

αβ+βy+yα=

a

c

=

1

−2

=−2 and αβy=

a

−d

=

1

−24

=−24

Putting αβ=12 in αβy=−24, we get

12y=−24 ⇒ y=−

12

24

=−2

Now ,α+β+y=5 ⇒ α+β−2=5

⇒ α+β=7 ⇒ α=7−β

∴αβ=12

⇒(7−β)β=12 ⇒

7β−β

2

=12

⇒β

2

−7β+12=0 ⇒ β

2

−3β−4β+12=0

⇒β=4 or β=3

∴α=3 or α=4

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