Math, asked by Anonymous, 9 months ago

If m and n are zeroes of a polynomial p(x) such that m+n =6 and mn=4 write the polynomial

(a) x2-6x+4

(b) x2+6x+4

(c) x2-6x-4

(d) x2+6x-4

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Answered by Anonymous

2

Answer:

a) X2 - 6x + 4

hope this helps u dear..

Answered by ashasathish126

0

Answer:

your answer is option a

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