Math, asked by pratikjagate, 5 months ago

from the quadratic equation for the roots of 3 and -10

Answers

Answered by AKR369
0

Answer: In standard form it is

x

2

+

x

12

Explanation:

roots are  

3

,

4

standard form is

x

2

(sum of the roots)

x

+

product of roots

Here,

(sum of the roots)

=

3

+

4

=

1

product of roots

=

3

×

4

=

12

Substituting

x

2

(sum of the roots)

x

+

product of roots

=

x

2

+

1

x

+

(

12

)

In standard form it is

x

2

+

x

12

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Answered by Anonymous
3

3 and -10

sum of roots = 3 + (-10) = -30

products of roots = 3 x -10 = -30

The general form of the quadratic equations is

x² - ( sum of roots) x + product of roots = 0

so, the quadratic equation obtained is

x² - (-7)x + (-30) = 0

x² + 7x - 30 = 0

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