If a and Bare zeroes of the quadratic polynomial
4x² + 4x + 1, then form a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 2a and 2B.
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Firstly use sridharacharya's rule to solve this first quadratic equation .
Now, according to that , alpha=(-4+((4²-4×4×1))^1/2)/2×4= -4/8=-1/2
so, Beta =-4-0/8=-1/2
now, here D=b²-4ac
so, let's arrange this for second quadratic polynomial........
ax²+bx+c
x²+(alpha+beta)x-alpha ×beta
x²+(2×-1/2 + 2×-1/2)x-(-1/2×-1/2)
x²+ -2x-1/4
multiply this quadratic polynomial with 4
so, 4x²-8x-1
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