If alpha and beta are zeroes of polynomial 6 x square - 7x-3 then for a quadratic polynomial where zeroes are 2aplha and 2 beta
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Hii mate......
given that:-
6xsquare-7x-3
solution:
6xsquare+2x-9x-3. [middle term split]
=2x(3x+1)-3(3x+1)
=(2x-3)(3x+1)
therefore ,zeroes are :-
alpha = 3/2 and beta = -1/3
according to question given that:-
zeroes:
alpha = 2alpha
= 2(3/2)
= 3
beta = 2(-1/3)
= -2/3
therefore ,required polynomial :-
By using general formula:-
k[x square - (alpha + beta )x + (alpha × beta)] = 0 {k is non - zero constant}
= k[x square - {3+(-2/3)}x + {3 × (-2/3)}]=0
= k[x square - {3-2/3}x + (-2)] =0
= k[x square -(1/3)x -2] = 0
= k[x square -1/3x -2] = 0
therefore , the polynomial is x square -1/3x -2.
Hope its help you.......
= k[x square - {9-2/3}x -2]
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