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Find the zeros of the polynomial y square + 4 root 3 y - 15 and wife relationship between zeros and coefficients of the polynomials

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Answered by reemaanver999
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Here is your answer,

 y^{2}+4 \sqrt{3}y-15

 y^{2}+5 \sqrt{3}y- \sqrt{3}y-15

y(y+5 \sqrt{3} )- \sqrt{3}(y+5 \sqrt{3} )

(y- \sqrt{3} ) (y+5 \sqrt{3} )

[tex]y = \sqrt{3} , -5 \sqrt{3} [/tex]

Therefore zeros are  \sqrt{3} and -5 \sqrt{3}

Verification

 \alpha + \beta =-b/a

-5 \sqrt{3}+ \sqrt{3} = -4 \sqrt{3}

-4 \sqrt{3} = -4 \sqrt{3}

LHS = RHS

PROVED

[tex] \alpha \beta =c/a [/tex]

-5 \sqrt{3}* \sqrt{3}= -15

-15 = -15

LHS = RHS 

PROVED.....

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