Math, asked by Banku1012, 8 months ago

Frame a polynomial whose zeros are 3-√3/5, 3+√3/5

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Answered by jeure
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Answer:

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Answered by 1626chauhan2525
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the zeros are-

alpha = 3-3/5

beta =3+3/5

product of zeroes:-

alpha×beta

(3-3+3+3)/5= 6/5

sum of zeros:-

alpha×beta

(3-3)/5×(3+3)/5 = 9-3/25=6/25

now,

x²-( alpha+beta)x+( alpha +beta )=0

x²/1-6/25+6/5×x=0

(25x²+30x-6)/25=0

25(25x²+30x-6)/25=0

25x²+30x-6=0

hence , it is the quadratic polynomial.

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