Math, asked by BHASKARshakya, 1 year ago

If alpha and beta are the zeroes of a polynomial x³- 4√3x+ 3,then find the values of alpha + beta - alpha*beta.

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Answered by harsh21022001

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alpha + beta = -b/a
alpha*beta=c/a
therefore the answer is 4√3-3

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