Math, asked by sammy5942, 1 year ago

How to form quadratic equation if sum and product is given?

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Answered by sijasubbiah
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Hey

Here is your answer,

When sum and product of zeroes are given , just substitute the values in the following equation.

Quadratic polynomial = x^2 -(sum of zeroes )x + product of zeroes

Hope it helps you!
Answered by Anonymous
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Heya

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Quadratic\: Equation =ax^2+bx+c


Let alpha \ and \: beta \



As we know,

alpha \ + beta \ = -b/a

alpha \ × beta \ = c/a



So, let's take an example :-

Q. Find the quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 2 and 3.


Solution :- Sum\:of\:zeroes = -b/a

 2 + 3 = -b/a

5 = -b/a

AND

Product\:of\:zeroes = c/a

2×3= c/a

6 = c/a

Thus,a=1,b=-5\:and\:c=6.

Therefore, the quadratic polynomial is x^2-5x^2+6.


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Hope\:you\:understand




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