Math, asked by mehtanishant118, 1 year ago

If one zero of the polynomial x²+4x+1 is 2+√3. Then find the other zero

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Answered by nipundhochak

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When one of the series of a quadratic equation is a+√b so the other zero would be a-√b
Then the other zero would be 2-√3

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