Math, asked by darshikaguesthouse, 11 months ago

if alpha and beta are the zero of quadratic polynomial 5 x^ + 2 x -1, then write the value of alpha + beta

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Answered by aayushkhanna1
0

Step-by-step explanation:

a = 5, b = 2, c = -1

\alpha+\beta = -b/a

\alpha+\beta = -2/5

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Answered by mairuu16
3

-3/5 is ur answer

Explanation:- alpha+beta=-coefficient of x/coefficient of xsq

= -2/5

alpha×beta=constant term/coefficient of x square= -1/5

alpha+beta+alpha×beta

= -2/5+ -1/5

=-3/5

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