if alpha, beta are the zeroes of a polynomial, such that alpha + beta = 6 and alpha beta = 4, then write the polynomial
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alpha+beta=6=sum of the zeros
alpha*beta=4=product of the zeros
therefore the polynomial is
x^2-sx+p
ans= x^2-6x+4
alpha*beta=4=product of the zeros
therefore the polynomial is
x^2-sx+p
ans= x^2-6x+4
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x2-6x+4 is the polynomial
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