Math, asked by Aisha1000, 1 year ago

if f(x)=x^2-x-2 & α and β are zeros of f(x). find the polynomial whose zeros are 2α+1 ,2β+1....
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Answered by keshaw521
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If you take 2 alpha +1
then , alpha= - 1/2
and if you take 2 beta + 1
then beta= -1/2

then alpha+beta= -1/2+-1/2= -1
and alpha* beta= 1/4

then put the values in the formula
x²- (alpha+ beta)x + (alpha * beta )
you can get the polynomial...

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Answered by Dhinu
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Req. polynomial is x^2 - 4x- 5 = 0 .. solution is in the pic :)
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