If The sum of the zeroes of a polynomial p(x)=(a+1)x2+(2a+3)x+(3a+4) is -1,then find the product of it,s zeroes
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Ok it's not that easy but let me explain this to you in a brief and short way.
p(x) = (a+1)×2+(2a+3)×x+(3a+4)
As,given sum of zeroes of polynomial p(x) = -1
Hence, x=-1
substitute -1 in the place of x in the polynomial p(x)
then you get ::
(a+1)×2+(2a+3)x+(3a+4)=0
2a+2+(2a+3)(-1)+3a+1=0
2a+2-2a-3+3a+1=0
3a=0
a=0/3( ZERO DIVIDIDED BY ANY NUMBER IS O)
a=0
Then,product of its zeroes is equal to "0"
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