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if Alfa and beta are the zero of the quardiatic polynomial x^-x-4 find the value of 1/Alfa+1/beta-alfa beta​

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Answered by ArchitaAK
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Answered by amitkumar44481
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- 1 / 4.

Correct QuestioN :

If α and β are the zero of the quardiatic polynomial x² - x - 4. Find the value of 1/α + 1/ β

SolutioN :

Let,

  • Both zeros be α and β.

Sum of Zeros :

↣ α + β = - b/ a.

↣ 1 / 1.

↣ 1.

Product of Zeros.

↣ α * β = c / a.

↣ - 4.

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Now, Let Find.

↣ 1/α + 1/ β = α + β / α * β

↣ - 1 / 4.

Therefore, the value required is - 1/ 4.

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