If a and b are the zeroes of the polynomial (x-p)(x-q)-r , then p and q would be the Zeroes of the polynomial :
(1) (x-a)(x-b)-r (2) (x-a)(x-b)+r
(3) (x+a)(x+b)-r (4) (x+a)(x+b)+r
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Answer:(x-a)(x-b)-r
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The answer is (x-a)(x-b)+r
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