Math, asked by rocky8565, 1 year ago

given that one of the zeros of the cubic polynomial
 {ax}^{3}  +  {bx}^{2}  +  {cx}^{1}  + d

is zero, find the product of the other two zeros

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Answered by Anonymous
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We generally know that the sum of product of roots of a cubic equation is given by c/a

Given one root is 0

Let the other roots be α,β

So,

αβ + β(0) + (0)α = c/a

αβ = c/a

Hence the product of other two roots is c/a

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