if alpha and beta are the
zeroes of Given p (x) = 4x^2 - x -4 find 1/alpha + 1/beta
(class 10th Maths chapter polynomial)
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Simplify 1/alpha + 1/beta
Take lcm =alpha x beta
Now in numerator you will have alpha + beta
Now the simplified equation is alpha+beta/alpha x beta
Now we know relation between zeros and coefficient of polynomials, that in a quadratic equation ax^2+ bx+ c, whose zeros are alpha , and beta , alpha + beta = -b/a
And alpha x beta = c/a
Now according to your question, alpha + beta will be = 1/4
And alpha x beta =-1
So the answer to your question is alpha+beta / alpha x beta
= (1/4)/-1
Which is equal to -1/4
Hope it helped you,please thank this answer and mark this answer as brainiest answer if you understood
Take lcm =alpha x beta
Now in numerator you will have alpha + beta
Now the simplified equation is alpha+beta/alpha x beta
Now we know relation between zeros and coefficient of polynomials, that in a quadratic equation ax^2+ bx+ c, whose zeros are alpha , and beta , alpha + beta = -b/a
And alpha x beta = c/a
Now according to your question, alpha + beta will be = 1/4
And alpha x beta =-1
So the answer to your question is alpha+beta / alpha x beta
= (1/4)/-1
Which is equal to -1/4
Hope it helped you,please thank this answer and mark this answer as brainiest answer if you understood
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