Math, asked by deokarbhumika, 8 months ago

if roots of equation are -3 and -2 then form quadratic equation with variable y​

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Answered by VikashV
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Answer:

y^2+5y+6

Step-by-step explanation:

alpha = -3

beta = -2

alpha + beta = -5

alpha×beta = 6

sub in this equation

y^2 -(alpha + beta)y + alpha×beta

y^2-(-3-2)y+(-3)(-2)

y^2+5y+6

Here is the required equation...

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