Math, asked by jitendra506806, 1 year ago

find the zeros of the polynomial x⁴+3x³+6x-4 if 2 of its zero is √2 and -√2

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Answered by awo255

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So as you said, the zeroes are i square root of 2, -i square root of -2, - 3- square root of 17/2, and - 3 + square root of 17/2.

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