If alpha and beta are zeroes of quadratic polynomial f(x)=ax^2+ bx+c, then evaluate alpha - beta
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Hello friend your answer is
α and β are the zeros then Ax²+Bx+C
α-β find..
Sum of zeroes = α+β
-b/a=
-B/A
Product of zeroes =c/a
C/A
now α-β=(α-β)²=(α+β)²-4αβ
use this identity
=-B/A-4C/A
-B/A-4C/A
-B-4C/A
α-β=√-B-4C/A
I hope it helps your
α and β are the zeros then Ax²+Bx+C
α-β find..
Sum of zeroes = α+β
-b/a=
-B/A
Product of zeroes =c/a
C/A
now α-β=(α-β)²=(α+β)²-4αβ
use this identity
=-B/A-4C/A
-B/A-4C/A
-B-4C/A
α-β=√-B-4C/A
I hope it helps your
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Answer:
α-β=√-B-4C/A
Step-by-step explanation:
α and β are the zeros then Ax²+Bx+C
α-β find..
Sum of zeroes = α+β
-b/a=
-B/A
Product of zeroes =c/a
C/A
now α-β=(α-β)²=(α+β)²-4αβ
use this identity
=-B/A-4C/A
-B/A-4C/A
-B-4C/A
α-β=√-B-4C/A
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