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find zeroes of polynomial x²-2x+8

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Answered by sohamc060

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Now, to find the zeros of a given equation, we have to equate the equation with 0. Hence, the two zeros of the quadratic equation ${x^2} - 2x - 8$ are 4 and -2. Now, there are two relations between the zeros of the equation and the coefficients of the equation.

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