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find the zeros of the polynomial 3√7x^2+13x-2√7 and verify he relation between coefficient of the polynomial​

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Answered by siwanikumari42
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Answer:

x

2

−2x−8

Factorize the equation, we get (x+2)(x−4)

So, the value of x

2

−2x−8 is zero when x+2=0,x−4=0, i.e., when x=−2 or x=4.

Therefore, the zeros of x

2

−2x−8 are -2 and 4.

Now,

⇒Sum of zeroes =−2+4=2=−

1

2

=−

Coefficient of x

2

Coefficient of x

⇒Product of zeros =(−2)×(4)=−8 =

1

−8

=

Coefficient of x

2

Constant term

(ii) 4s

2

−4s+1

Factorize the equation, we get(2s−1)(2s−1)

So, the value of 4s

2

−4s+1 is zero when 2s−1=0,2s−1=0, i.e., when s=

2

1

or s=

2

1

.

Therefore, the zeros of 4s

2

−4s+1 are

2

1

and

2

1

.

Now,

⇒Sum of zeroes =

2

1

+

2

1

=1=−

4

−4

=−

Coefficient of s

2

Coefficient of s

⇒Product of zeros =

2

1

×

2

1

=

4

1

=

4

1

=

Coefficient of s

2

Constant term

(iii) 6x

2

−3−7x

Factorize the equation, we get (3x+1)(2x−3)

So, the value of 6x

2

−3−7x is zero when 3x+1=0,2x−3=0, i.e., when x=−

3

1

or x=

2

3

.

Therefore, the zeros of 6x

2

−3−7x are −

3

1

and

2

3

.

Now,

⇒Sum of zeroes = −

3

1

+

2

3

=

6

7

=−

6

−7

=−

Coefficient of x

2

Coefficient of x

⇒Product of zeros = −

3

1

×

2

3

=−

2

1

=

6

−3

=

2

−1

=

Coefficient of x

2

Constant term

(iv) 4u

2

+8u

Factorize the equation, we get 4u(u+2)

So, the value of 4u

2

+8u is zero when 4u=0,u+2=0, i.e., when u=0 or u=−2.

Therefore, the zeros of 4u

2

+8u are 0 and −2.

Now,

⇒Sum of zeroes = 0−2=−2=−

4

8

=−2=−

Coefficient of u

2

Coefficient of u

⇒Product of zeros = −0x−2=0=

4

0

=0=

Coefficient of u

2

Constant term

(v) t

2

−15

Factorize the equation, we get t=±

15

So, the value of t

2

−15 is zero when t+

15

=0,t−

15

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