if alpha and beta are the zeroes of 21x^2-x-2 find another quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 2 x alpha and 2 x beta. answer me fasttt///
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The answer is given below :
The polynomial is (21x² - x - 2)
= 21x² - 7x + 6x - 2
= 7x(3x - 1) + 2(3x - 1)
= (3x - 1)(7x + 2)
So the zeroes of the polynomial are 1/3 and -2/7.
Let, α = 1/3 and β = -2/7
Now, 2α = 2/3 and 2β = -4/7
So, the required polynomial has factors
(x - 2/3) and (x + 4/7)
i.e., (3x - 2) and (7x + 4)
So, the required polynomial is
= (3x - 2)(7x + 4)
= 21x² + 12x - 14x - 8
= 21x² - 2x - 8
Thank you for your question.
The polynomial is (21x² - x - 2)
= 21x² - 7x + 6x - 2
= 7x(3x - 1) + 2(3x - 1)
= (3x - 1)(7x + 2)
So the zeroes of the polynomial are 1/3 and -2/7.
Let, α = 1/3 and β = -2/7
Now, 2α = 2/3 and 2β = -4/7
So, the required polynomial has factors
(x - 2/3) and (x + 4/7)
i.e., (3x - 2) and (7x + 4)
So, the required polynomial is
= (3x - 2)(7x + 4)
= 21x² + 12x - 14x - 8
= 21x² - 2x - 8
Thank you for your question.
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