group consists of 12 honest people and 8 dishonest people. Write a quadratic polynomial whose roots are equal to number of honest people and number of dishonest people. Which value do you prefer ?
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Number of honest people in the group = 12
Number of dishonest people in the group = 8
Now,
Let the two given values be α and β, where α = 12 and β = 8 respectively.
Now, sum of the roots = α + β
= 12 + 8
Sum of the roots = 20
And, product of the roots = α × β
= 12 × 8
Product of the roots = 96
Therefore, the quadratic polynomial will be -
p(x) = x²(Sum of the roots)x + Product of the roots
p(x) = x²(12 + 8)x + (12 × 8)
p(x) = x² = 20x + 96
The required polynomial is x² + 20x + 96
Answer.
Number of honest people in the group = 12
Number of dishonest people in the group = 8
Now,
Let the two given values be α and β, where α = 12 and β = 8 respectively.
Now, sum of the roots = α + β
= 12 + 8
Sum of the roots = 20
And, product of the roots = α × β
= 12 × 8
Product of the roots = 96
Therefore, the quadratic polynomial will be -
p(x) = x²(Sum of the roots)x + Product of the roots
p(x) = x²(12 + 8)x + (12 × 8)
p(x) = x² = 20x + 96
The required polynomial is x² + 20x + 96
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