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How a quadratic polynomial differs from a quadratic equation? Is there any relation between zeroes of a quadratic polynomial and roots of a quadratic equation?​

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Answered by xXmonaXx99
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Mathematics: What is the Difference between a quadratic polynomial and a quadratic equation?

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Answered November 16, 2015

Originally Answered: What is the Difference between a quadratic polynomial and a quadratic equation?

First understand the difference between an expression and an equation.

An expression is something like:

X - 5

2 X + 3 Y

Sin (x) - Cos (2y)

X^ 2 + 3 X - 5

Out of these, third expression is trigonometric, rest all are algebraic.

Now, if you equate each of these expression with a number or another expression, it will be called an equation (contains an equal '=' sign).

For example

X - 5 = 0

2 X + 3 Y = 25

Sin (x) - Cos (2y) = -15

X^ 2 + 3 X - 5 = 2 X

Now, types of algebraic expression/ equation:

Linear- containing only first degree terms of variables (first and second example)

Quadratic - containing second degree term as highest (like x^2, y^2 etc) (see example forth above)

Similarly, we can have cubic, and more higher order equations and polynomials.

Answered by studygirl40
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Quadrantic equation is of a general form where ax² + bx + c = 0. Here, it is equating to 0. Quadrantic Polynomial is just simply a Polynomial with degree 2. Like ax² + bx + c.

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