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Form a quadratic polynomial whose zero is 2√5 and the product of zeroes is -18

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Answered by abhi25214
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Answer:

√5xsquare-x-18

Step-by-step explanation:

let alpha,beta are the zero of the quadratic polynomial

xsquare - ( \alpha  +  \beta ) x+  \alpha  \beta

first u have to find sum of the roots

alpha=2√5,we have to find another zero for the polnomial so, aplha×beta=-18

substitute alpha value here then we can find beta

2√5×beta=-18

√5×beta=-9

beta=-9/√5

sum of the zero s we have to find

alpha+beta=2√5+(-9/√5)

do lcm the result is 10-9/√5=1/√5

substutute sum of the zeros and product of the zero inthe above formula

finally u will get the ans

xsquare-(1/√5)-18(here do lcm)

√5xsquare-x-18

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