If alpha and beta are the zeros of the quadratic polynomial f x is equals to X square + bx + c then evaluate Alpha square plus beta square
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If alpha and beta are the zeros of the quadratic polynomial,
alpha(x)+ beta(y)= - b/a
x² + y² =(x+y)² - 2xy
=(-b/a)² - 2×c/a
= b²/a² - 2×c/a
x²+y² = (b²-2ac)/a²
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alpha(x)+ beta(y)= - b/a
x² + y² =(x+y)² - 2xy
=(-b/a)² - 2×c/a
= b²/a² - 2×c/a
x²+y² = (b²-2ac)/a²
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pls mark as brainliest.....
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