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form a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 7+2√2 and 7-2√2

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Answered by khiladiak4
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Answered by prachikalantri
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The answer is x^2-14x+41

Given-Quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 7+2\sqrt{2} and 7-2\sqrt{2}.

Solution-Forming the quadratic equation from given value of zeroes.

x^2-(sum of roots)x+(product of the roots)=0

Let the root be a and b

given roots are 7+2\sqrt{2} and 7-2\sqrt{2}

Sum of roots are =a+b

=7+7=14

Product of roots are =ab

=(7)^2-(2\sqrt{2})^2

=49-8

=41

x^2-4x+41=0

Hence, the corresponding quadratic polynomial formed is x^2-14x+41.

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