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if the zeroes of the polynomial x square +4x+2a are alpa and 2/alpa ,then find the value of a​

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WKT\\\\for \;ax^2+bx+c=0\\\\If\;\;\alpha\;\;and\;\;\beta\;\;are\;\;roots\;\;then\\\\\alpha+ \beta=-\frac{b}{a}\\ \\\alpha\beta=\frac{c}{a}\\\\Now\\\\Given\\\\x^2+4x+2a=0\\\\roots \;\;are\;\;\alpha\;\;and\;\;\frac{2}{\alpha}\\\\Now\\\\\alpha\times\frac{2}{\alpha}=2a\\\\2=2a\\\\a=1\\\\

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