if 2 and -3 are the zeros of the polynomial x*2+(a+1)x+b,then find the value of a and b
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Answer:
a=0
a=0b=-6
Step-by-step explanation:
Sum of roots is =-1 = -(a+1)
Therefore a=0
product of roots = -6 =b
Therefore
b = -6
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Step-by-step explanation:
sum of zeros= 2+(-3)= -1
-b/a= -1
-(a+1)/1 = -1
-(a+1)= -1
a+1=1
a=0
product of zeros= 2*-3= -6
c/a= -6
b/1 = -6
b= -6
The equation is x^2+x -6
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