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Form a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are (i) 5 and -8 (ii) 2±√3

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Answered by 12thpáìn
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Form a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are (i) 5 and -8 (ii) 2±√3

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(i)5 and -8

The Quadratic Equation whose zeros are 5 and -8 is

f(x)= x² -(sum of zeros)x +ab

f(x)= x² -(5-8)x +5×(-8)

f(x)= x² -(-3)x -40

f(x)= x² +3x-40

The Quadratic equation whose zeroes are 5 and -8 is x²+3x-40.

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(ii) 2 and ±√3

The Quadratic Equation whose zeros are 2 +√3 and 2 -√3 is

f(x)= x² -(sum of zeros)x +ab

f(x)= x²-(2+√3+2-√3)x+(2+√3)(2-√3)

f(x)= x² -(2 +2 )x +(2²-(√3)²)

f(x)= x² -4x +(4-3)

f(x)= x² -4x +1

  • The Quadratic equation whose zeroes are 2 +√3 and 2 -√3 is x² -4x +1.

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Answered by 998560
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Step-by-step explanation:

( i ) 5 and -8

The Quadratic Equation whose zeros are 5 and -8 is

f(x)= x² -(sum of zeros)x +ab

f(x)= x² -(5-8)x +5×(-8)

f(x)= x² -(-3)x -40

f(x)= x² +3x-40

The Quadratic equation whose zeroes are 5 and -8 is x²+3x-40.

(ii) 2 and ±√3

The Quadratic Equation whose zeros are 2 +√3 and 2 -√3 is

f(x)= x² -(sum of zeros)x +ab

f(x)= x²-(2+√3+2-√3)x+(2+√3)(2-√3)

f(x)= x² -(2 +2 )x +(2²-(√3)²)

f(x)= x² -4x +(4-3)

f(x)= x² -4x +1

  • The Quadratic equation whose zeroes are 2 +√3 and 2 -√3 is x² -4x +1.
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