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if alpha, beta ate the roots of the equation x^2+2x-15=0, find alpha square +beta square, alpha cube + beta cube​

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Answered by llBrainyHelperll
1

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Given polynomial = x² - 2x - 15

The given polynomial's zero are = α and β

The new polynomial when zeros are 2α and 2β = ??

In polynomial :

a = 1

b = -2

c = -15

____________________________

Sum of zeros:

____________________________

Product of zeros:

____________________________

For the new polynomial,

The sum of zeros for new polynomial is 4.

The product of zeros for new polynomial is -60.

____________________________

The new polynomial will be =

Therefore, the new polynomial is x² - 4x - 60

Answered by kashusan2
0

Answer- x

2

+2x+2=0

Here, a=1,b=2,,c=2

From quadratic formula,

x=

2×1

−2±

2

2

−4×2×1

⇒x=

2

−2±2i

=−1±i

Therefore,

α=−1+i⇒α

2

=(−1+i)

2

=−2i

β=−1−i⇒β

2

=(−1−i)

2

=2i

Now,

α

15

15

=(α

2

)

7

⋅α+(β

2

)

7

⋅β

=(−2i)

7

(−1+i)+(2i)

7

(−1−i)

=(−2)

7

(−i)(−1+i)+2

7

(−i)(−1−i)

=2

7

i(−1+i)+2

7

i(1+i)

=2

7

i(−1+i+1+i)

=2

7

i⋅2i

=2

8

⋅(−1)

=−256

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