if alpha and beta are the zeros of a polynomial xsquare- 4 under root 3x + 3 then find the value of alpha + beta -Alpha×beta
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Answer:
p(x)= x²-4√3x+3
Step-by-step explanation:
alpha+beta= -b/a
= -(-4√3)/1
= 4√3
alpha*beta = c/a
= 3
Therefore, alpha+beta- alpha*beta= 4√3-3
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