Math, asked by neel6673, 10 months ago

from a quadratic polynomial p(x) with -1/6 and -1/3as the sum and product of its zeroes​


Nupur7004906454: Am I wrong?
Nupur7004906454: I am absolutely right
pranavbisht: you did a bit wrong at last bro
pranavbisht: believe me

Answers

Answered by Nupur7004906454
1

Given,

alpha + beta= -b/a

-1/6= -b/a

b/a= 1/6----------(1)

And,

alpha× beta = c/a

-1/3= c/a

c/a= -1/3---------------(2)

From equation (1) and (2),we get,

a= 6

b= 1

c= -2

So, the required polynomial= ax2 + bx+ c

= 6x2+ x-2


pranavbisht: This is a bit wrong
neel6673: i will see it
parthbisht: Neel are you Indian??
neel6673: yes
Answered by pranavbisht
2

Quadratic polynomial=k [x^2 - (sum of zeroes)x + (product of zeroes) ]

Where k is a non- zero real number

Here

Quadratic Polynomial is

p(x)= K [x^2 -(-1/6)x+(-1/3)

p(x)=K [x^2+1/6x-1/3]

Here Lcm of 6, 3=6

-->

So the polynomial p(x)= K/6 [6x^+2x-2]


parthbisht: Thanks a lot!!
parthbisht: Brainliest answer!!It should be!!
pranavbisht: No Worries
Similar questions
Math, 10 months ago