Math, asked by Chummy7, 3 months ago

find the zeroes of the polynomial y=r(z)^3 and also their values​

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Answered by s3482
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let f(x)=3x  

2

+4x−4.

Comparing it with the standard quadratic polynomial ax  

2

+bx+c, we get,

a=3, b=4, c=−4.

Now, 3x  

2

+4x−4

=3x  

2

+6x−2x−4

=3x(x+2)−2(x+2)

=(x+2)(3x−2).

The zeros of f(x) are given by f(x)=0.

=>(x+2)(3x−2)=0

=>x+2=0,3x−2=0

=>x=−2,x=  

3

2

​  

.

Hence the zeros of the given quadratic polynomial are −2,  

3

2

​  

.

Verification of the relationship between the roots and the coefficients:

Sum of the roots =−2+  

3

2

​  

 

                            =  

3

−6+2

​  

 

                            =  

3

−4

​  

 

                            =  

coefficientofx  

2

 

−coefficientofx

​  

.

Product of the roots =−2×(  

3

2

​  

)

                                  =  

3

−4

​  

 

                                  =  

coefficientofx  

2

 

constantterm

​  

.

Therefore, hence verified.

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