form the quadratic equation if its roots are :- -2 and 11/2
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Given two roots are - 2 and 11/2 are we are required to form a quadratic equⁿ .
So , if -2 and 11/2 will be roots of the quadratic equation [ say p(x) ] , then ,
- x + 2 will be a factor of p(x) .
- x - 11/2 will also be a factor of p(x) .
Now , we can frame the equⁿ like this :
Where alpha and beta are zeroes ,
Now substitute respective values ;
☞ The quadratic equation is 2x²-7x-22
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✭ Roots of an equation are -2 & ¹½
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◈ The quadratic equation?
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So here we shall assume one zero as alpha and another one as beta. So then when we find roots of a equation we finally get it of tue form (x-α)(x-β) where α & β are the roots. Now that we are given the value of α & β we shall substitute them and simply multiply to get our Answer!!
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So we know that,
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➝ (x-α) = (x-(-2))
➝ (x-α) = (x+2)
Similarly,
➝ (x-β) = (x-¹½)
Substituting these values in the formula,
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So to cancel the fractons we shall multiply the whole equation by 2
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