Math, asked by akshdeep51, 11 months ago

if A and B are the zeros of the polynomial 2x square minus x minus 3 then write the polynomial whose zeros are a square, b square. ( 4 square - 13x +9)​

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Answered by haritha574
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Answer:

  • 2x2-x-3
  • let p(x)=0
  • 2x2-x-3=0
  • 2*-3= -6
  • 2x2+2x-3x-3=0
  • (2x2+2x)+(-3x-3)=0
  • 2x(x+1)-3(x+1)=0
  • 2x-3=0. x+1=0
  • 2x=3. x=-1
  • x=3/2(or)-1
  • (3/2)2=9/4
  • (-1)2=1
  • k(x2-x(a+b)+ab)
  • k(x2-x(9/4+1)+9/4(1))
  • k(x2-x(13/4)+9/4)
  • k(4x2-13x+9/5)
  • let k= 4
  • 4x2-13x+9

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