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if alpha and beta are zeros of polynomial x square minus 4 root 3 X + 3 then find the value of alpha + beta minus alpha beta​

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Answered by ashishchackooom
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

f{x}=x^{2} \\ + \sqrt[4]{3}x +3

zeros = alpha ,beta

alpha + beta - {alpha*beta} = {to be calculated}

a=1

b=\sqrt[4]{3\\}

c=3

sum of zeros{\alpha +\beta}=   -b/a

= -{\sqrt[4]{3}} / 1

=  -\sqrt[4]{3}

product  of zeros=c/a

\alpha \beta= 3/1

= 3

\alpha +\beta - \alpha \beta=  -\sqrt[4]{3} -3

=  -1 {\sqrt[4]{3}+3}

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