If alpha , beta are the two zeroes of the polynomial 25p²-15p+2 , find a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are 1/2alpha and 1/2beta.
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Given that : Alpha and Beta are zeroes of polynomial 25P² - 15P + 2 .
Therefore,
Sum of zeroes = -b/a
Alpha + Beta = 15/25.
And,
Product of zeroes = c/a
Alpha × Beta = 2/25.
Let , S = 1/2alpha + 1/2beta = 1/2 × (@+ß)/(@×ß)
=> 1/2 × 15/25/2/25
=> 1/2 × 15/2
=> 15/4.
P = 1/2alpha × 1/2beta = 1/4alhabeta = 1/4×2/25
=> 25/8.
Therefore,
Required quadratic polynomial = P²-(S)P + P
=> P² - 15p/4 + 25/8.
=> 8P² - 30P + 25.
Therefore,
Sum of zeroes = -b/a
Alpha + Beta = 15/25.
And,
Product of zeroes = c/a
Alpha × Beta = 2/25.
Let , S = 1/2alpha + 1/2beta = 1/2 × (@+ß)/(@×ß)
=> 1/2 × 15/25/2/25
=> 1/2 × 15/2
=> 15/4.
P = 1/2alpha × 1/2beta = 1/4alhabeta = 1/4×2/25
=> 25/8.
Therefore,
Required quadratic polynomial = P²-(S)P + P
=> P² - 15p/4 + 25/8.
=> 8P² - 30P + 25.
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