Math, asked by kud1, 1 year ago

if alpha and beta are the zeros of the polynomial x2-4 root 3x+3, then find the value of alpha plus beta minus alpha into beta

Answers

Answered by Payal001
123
Hey friend, here is your answer ☺ _____________________________
Please see this attachment.
Hope this helps you...
Attachments:

kud1: if anyone knows Hindi Pl tell me the answer for the poem that I have posted
Answered by Agastya0606
20

The value of α+β-(αβ) is 4√3-3.

Given,

α and β are the roots of the polynomial x²-4√3x+3.

To Find,

The value of α+β-(αβ).

Solution,

The given polynomial is

x²-4√3x+3

The sum of roots is α+β = -b/a

The product of roots is αβ = c/a

where

b is the coefficient of x

a is the coefficient of x²

c is constant

Now,

α+β = -(-4√3)/1 = 4√3

αβ = 3/1 = 3

Now,

α+β-(αβ) = 4√3-3

Hence, the value of α+β-(αβ) is 4√3-3.

#SPJ2

Similar questions