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From a puadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 7+/5 and 7-/5​

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Answered by kaushik05
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Given:

Zeroes of quadratic polynomial are 7+√5 and 7-√5.

To find:

• The quadratic polynomial:

Solution:

As we know that :

Quadratic polynomial

=> - (sum of zeroes) x + product of zeroes .

=> p(x) = x²- ( 7+√5+7-√5)x + (7+√5)(7-√5)

=> p(x) = x²- 14x + (7²-√5²)

=> p(x) = x²-14x + (49-5)

=> p(x) = x²-14x + 44.

Hence, -14x+44 is the quadratic polynomial whose. zeroes are 7+5 and 7-5.

Answered by parry8016
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