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If one zero of the polynomial 2x ​2 + 3x+gama is 1/2, find the value of gama and the other zero

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Answered by fictionminds20
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Let me use "r" instead of "gamma" Let another root be s. Then, we get 2x² + 3x + r = (2x - 1) (x- s) This leads to 2x² + 3x + r = 2x² - (2s + 1)x + s So, 2s + 1 = 3 and r = s This gives us s = r = 1 Therefore, value of gamma is 1 and another root is 1 also.
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