Math, asked by abhishek460, 1 year ago

if the zeroes of a polynomial are (2-√5) and (2+√5) find the polynomial

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Answered by devanshigupta0p2ra3v

2

So the answer of your question is( 2^2-5^1/4)

shakuntalasindhu: It is wrong

Answered by ishikabindal

1

(2^2-5^1/4)
I hope it's help you....

abhishek460: where is answer

shakuntalasindhu: x^2-4x-1 is answer

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