Math, asked by aditidaulatani, 1 year ago

. If α and ꞵ are zeroes of the polynomial p(x)= px² - 2x + 3p, then find the value of p if α + ꞵ = αꞵ

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Answered by user123456789

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on solving we get

2/p = 3p/p

2/p = 3

p = 2/3

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