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if alpha and beta are the zeros of quadratic polynomial f x is equal to 3 x square - 7 x minus 6 find a polynomial whose zeros are Alpha square and beta square

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Answered by Anonymous
85

Solution:

Let p(x) represent the given polynomial

Consider @ and ß to be the zeros of the polynomial

We have,

p(x)=3x²-7x-6

Here,

•Sum of zeros: - x coefficient/x²coefficient

→@+ß= -(-7)/3

→@+ß=7/3

•Product of zeros: constant term/x²coefficient

→@ß= -6/3

We have to the values of sum of the squares of the zeros,

@²+ß²

Now,

Let S and P be the sum and product of zeros of required polynomial

★Sum of zeros of required polynomial,

S=@²+ß²

Adding and subtracting 2@ß

=@²+ß²+2@ß-2@ß

=(@²+2@ß+ß²)-2@ß

=(@+ß)²-2@ß

=(7/3)²-2(-6/3)

=49/9+12/3

=49/9+48/9

=97/7

★Product of zeros of required polynomial,

P=@²ß²

=(@ß)²

=(-6/3)²

= -2²

=4

|Required Polynomial|

x²-Sx+P

=x²-97/7x+4

Multiplying by 7,

=7x²-97x+28

P.S. I have used @ and ß instead of alpha and beta respectively

Answered by krish4210911
56

Answer:

3x^2-7x-6

3x^2-9x+2x-6 middle term split

3x(x-3)+2(×-3)

3x+2=0 x=-2/3 =alfa

x-3=0 x=3=beta

Step-by-step explanation:

alpha^2=(-2/3)^2=4/9

beta^2=3^2=9

so the polynomial be

alpha+beta=-b/a=4/9+9

=85/9

alpha×beta=c/a=4/9×9=4

so polynomial be

9x^2-85x+36

to verify

9x^2-85x+36

9x^2-81x-4x+36 middle term split

9x(x-9)-4(x-9)

9x-4=0 x=4/9***

x-9=0 x=9***

***as we get above

verified

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