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If 2 zeroes of the polynomial x^4-6x^3-26x^2+138x-35 are 2+root3, find other zeroes.
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Answered by chand2020
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Answer:

7, -5

Step-by-step explanation:

let other roots be a,b

roots are 2+root3,2-root3,a,b

sum of roots= - coefficient of x^3 /coefficient of x^4

2+root3+2-root3+a+b=6/1

4+a+b=6

a+b=2; b=2-a

product of roots= constant/ coefficient of x^4

(2+root3)(2-root3)(a)(b)= -35

(4-3)(a)(b)= -35

ab= -35

a(2-a)=-35

a^2-2a-35=0

(a-7)(a+5)=0

a=-5, a=7

therefore if a=-5 ; b=7 (or)

a=7 ; b= -5

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