Math, asked by riya17077, 1 year ago

if alpha and beeta are the zeroes of the polynomial x² +x-6,find the value of 1/ alpha² + 1/ beeta² .​

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Answered by gk29118
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Answer:

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Answered by vaibhavlspise2001
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Step-by-step explanation:

let alpha=m

beta= n

for easy notation

m+n =-b/a=-1

mn=c/a=-6

1/m² +1/n²

(m²+n²)/m²n²

(m+n)²=m²+n²+2mn

we get

(-1)²= m²+n²+2(-6)

1=m²+n²-12

m²+n²=13

putting this value in equation we get

13/(-6)²

13/36

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