Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

if some of zeroes is 4 and product of zeroes in 5 form an equation

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Answered by Nav14765
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a+b=4
a×b=5
the formula for the equation is
x^2-x(a+b)+a×b
x^2-4x+5

laxman10201969: The answer is right but there is something missing in the method
Nav14765: what is it ?
Nav14765: it's correct formula and the method is perfect
laxman10201969: Do you wanted to write alpha and beta instead of a and b
Nav14765: it doesn't matter
laxman10201969: a is used to represent the co efficient of x^2
laxman10201969: And b is used to show the co efficient of x
Nav14765: but i represented a and b according to the formula which i have mentioned
Answered by zoha2004
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from the formula x²+(a+b)x + a x b

sum of zeroes = a+b = 4

product of zeroes =a x b = 5

now we can substitute the values,

x² - (4)x + 5

hence your equation is x²-4x+5

hope it helps you :)



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