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Form quadratic equation whose roots are =(1/2 ,_4)

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Answered by Divyansh50800850
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 \alpha=1/2

\beta=(-4)

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 \alpha+ \beta= 1/2+(-4)

=>1/2-4

=>(1-8)/2

=>-7/2

similarly,

 \alpha× \beta= 1/2×(-4)

=>-4/2

=>-2

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p(x)= x²-( \alpha+ \beta)x+ \alpha \beta

=> x²-(-7/2)x+(-2)

=>x²+7/2x-2 ......ans...

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Answered by gourisuryan
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k(x²+7/2-2)=0

Step-by-step explanation:

QUADRATIC EQUATION:

K[x²-(sum of roots)x+(product of roots)]=0

LET ROOTS BE: α and β=

α=1/2

β=-4

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Sum of roots = α+β = (1/2)-(4)

= (1-8)/2

= -7/2

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Product of roots = αβ = (1/2)×(-4)

= -2

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Putting values in equation:

k(x²-(-7/2)+(-2))=0

k(x²+7/2-2)=0

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