Math, asked by nigamvikanshi3886, 8 months ago

Form the quadratic equation whose roots are √2 and -√2

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Answered by tanisha19012005

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Answer:

x square-2 is ur answer

Step-by-step explanation:

u can find the answer by using this formula

x square-(sum of roots of equation)+product of roots

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