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from a quadralic polynomial whoes zeros are 7+√5 and 7-√5

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Answered by kishorerepalle1234

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Answer:

xsquare - 14x+44 is the quadratic equation

Step-by-step explanation:

Alfa + beta- ( 7+√5+ 7-√5)= 14

alfa × beta - (7+√5)×(7-√5)=44

by the formula

xsquare- (alfa +beta)× x+alfa ×beta

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