if alpha and beta are the zeros of the polynomial such that alpha + beta is equal to 6 and alpha beta is equal to 4 write the polynomial
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where is the complete question??
do we have to form a polynomial??
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we know sum of zeroes = alpha plus beta is 6
product of zeroes= alpha beta is 4
p(x)=x2-(alpha plus beta)x +(alpha beta)
p(x)= x2-6x+4
product of zeroes= alpha beta is 4
p(x)=x2-(alpha plus beta)x +(alpha beta)
p(x)= x2-6x+4
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