Question

if 2,5 are zeroes of polynomial p(x), then find p(x)​

Answer 1

Answer:

answer for the given problem is given

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation

We are given two zeroes of a polynomial p(x)

They are 2,5

If the roots are alpha and beta, then the polynomial is expressed as

p(x)= x^2-(alpha+beta)*x+(alpha*beta)

Procedure

Now the given zeroes are 2,5

alpha=2

beta=5

Now the polynomial with zeroes 2 and 5 are

x^2-(2+5)x+(2*5)

Therefore the answer is.....

p(x)= x^2-7x+10