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if the square of the difference of the zeroes of the quadratic polynomial x square + px + 45=0 find the value 0f p​

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Answered by koonergavan
2

A=alpha,b=beta

we can let ' a ' and ' b ' be the roots of the quadratic polynomial f (x) = x² + px + 45 

∴ we can  write a+b= -p (sum of the roots)

   we can also write ab=45(product of roots)

it is given that,

∴ (a + b)² –4ab=144

⇒ (– p)² –4×45=144  

⇒ p ²–180=144

⇒ p²= 144+180

⇒p²=324

⇒p= ±√324

∴p=±18

Answered by Anonymous
5

Step-by-step explanation:

a=alpha,b=beta

we can let ' a ' and ' b ' be the roots of the quadratic polynomial f (x) = x² + px + 45 

∴ we can  write a+b= -p (sum of the roots)

   we can also write ab=45(product of roots)

it is given that,

∴ (a + b)² –4ab=144

⇒ (– p)² –4×45=144  

⇒ p ²–180=144

⇒ p²= 144+180

⇒p²=324

⇒p= ±√324

p=±18

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