Math, asked by nehal2520, 11 months ago

If p and q are the zeroes of the polynomial x^2 +px+q and q is not equal to zero then find the value of p.

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

We know that product of zeroes is c/a.

Then pq=q

P=1.

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Answered by phenomenalshwet
0

Answer:

5 and -6 are the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

2x

2

−5x−3=0

2x

2

−6x+x−3=0

(x−3)(2x+1)=0

x=3,−

2

1

Now,

Zeroes of the polynomial x

2

−px+q are double in values to the zeroes of polynomial 2x

2

−5x−3.

Therefore,

Zeroes of polynomial x

2

−px+q will be- 6,−1

Therefore,

Sum of roots =

a

−b

6+(−1)=−(−p)

⇒p=5

Product of root =

a

c

6×−1=q

⇒q=−6

Hence the values of p and q are 5 and −6 respectively.

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