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find zero of 2x²-3+5x​

Answers

Answered by Archita893
2

Step-by-step explanation:

First of all split the middle term and it will be in this form

2x^2+6x-x-3

take common

2x(x+3)-1(x+3)

(2x-1)(x+3)

x=1/2 , -3

verification

let alpha and beta be the zeroes of the polynomial

alpha=1/2 and beta=-3

alpha+beta=-b/a

=>1/2+(-3)=-5/2

=>-6+1/2=-5/2

=>-5/2=RHS

and aplha×beta=c/a

=>1/2×-3=-3/2

=>-3/2= RHS

hence, verified

Answered by Aloi99
2

Given:-

P(x)=0

→2x²+5x-3=0

\rule{200}{1}

To Find:-

→The Zeros of p(x)?

\rule{200}{1}

Answer:-

→2x²+5x-3=0[Standard Form]

๛S=5[Sum of Equation]

๛P=-6[Product of Equation]

๛6×-1=-6

๛6-1=5

★Since There is Common Factors, We will do Spiliting the middle term★

→2x²+6x-x-3=0

→2x(x+3)-1(x+3)=0

→2x-1=0

→x+3=0

\rule{200}{1}

Taking 2x-1=0

→2x-1=0

→2x=1

→x= \frac{1}{2}

\rule{200}{1}

Taking x+3=0

→x+3=0

→x=-3

\rule{200}{2}

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