Math, asked by deepanshubhaman720, 2 months ago

form of quadratic polynomial whose zeros are 3 minus root 3 by 5 and 3 + 2 3 by 5​

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Answered by patelaayushi2624
1

Answer:

5x^2-(6+√3)x + (3√3)

Step-by-step explanation:

here, we have to find the quadratic equations whose roots are( 3-√3)/5 and (3+2√3)/5.

let us assume both roots as P and Q.

for making quadratic equations the formula is

x^2 -(P+Q)x + (PQ)

P+Q = 3-3 + 3+23

5 5

= 3-3+3+23

5

= 6+3

5

PQ= 3-3 × 3+23

5 5

=(3-3)(3+23)

5

=(9+63-33-6)

5

=(33)

5

x^2 -( P+Q)x + (PQ)

x^2-(6+3)x + (33)

5 5

5x^2-(6+√3)x + (3√3)

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