find zeroes and show them graphically . (i) 2+x-x^2
Answers
Answer:
Factor of y=x
2 +2x+1
Plotting (−1,0),(0,1),(1,4) and joining them.
Here, the graph cuts x-axis at 0
solution
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: 2+x-x²
To find: Find zeros and show them graphically.
Solution:
Step 1: Write quadratic polynomial in standard form
Step 2: Split the middle term so as addition or subtraction of this term is equal to multiplication of first and last term
Step 3: Find the zeros by equating factors to zero
Step 4: Zeros of polynomial are -1 and 2.
Step 5:To graph the polynomial and locate zeros
put polynomial as shown
put different values of x and find values of y
Step 6: Locate these points and make a smooth curve,the curve intersect x-axis at two places are the zeros of polynomial.Zeros are plot with red colour.
Graph is attatched.
Final answer:
Zeros of polynomial are -1 and 2.
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