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frame a quadratic equation from roots 0 and-3​

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Answered by kumarvimlesh1977
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Answer:

x^2+3x

Step-by-step explanation:

Let a=0 and b= -3

a+b = 0-3 = -3

a×b = 0×-3 = 0

Required equation = x^2-(a+b)x+ab

= x^2+3x+0 = x^2+3x

Answered by xSoyaibImtiazAhmedx
1

We know that the formation of quadratic equation if they have two roots \bold{x_1} and \bold{x_2} is

x² + ( \bold{x_1} + \bold{x_2}) x + \bold{x_1} × \bold{x_2} = 0

• Given roots —

  • \bold{x_1} = 0
  • \bold{x_2} = –3

Now ,

» Sum of the roots

= \bold{x_1} + \bold{x_2}

= 0 + (-3)

= -3

» Product of the roots

= \bold{x_1} × \bold{x_2}

= 0 × (-3)

= 0

∴ Required quadratic equation is —

  • x² + ( \bold{x_1} + \bold{x_2}) x + \bold{x_1} × \bold{x_2} = 0

+ (-3)x + 0 = 0

- 3x = 0

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