Math, asked by nagarathnakamath, 1 year ago

If the zeros of a quadratic polynomial are 4 and 2 , find the polynomial

Answers

Answered by BubblySnowflake
18

Answer: x²-6x+8

Step-by-step explanation:

α = 4 and β = 2

so as using the formula

x²- ( sum of zeros) x+ product of zero

also written in form of ( x²-(α + β )x + (αβ))

x²-(4+2)x+8

= x²-6x+ 8


ranjith1234: wrong
BubblySnowflake: It's correct!
Answered by SerenaBochenek
4

Answer:

\text{Required polynomial is }x^2-6x+ 8

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the zeroes of a quadratic polynomial are 4 and 2

we have to find the polynomial.

α = 4 and β = 2  

By using formula,

x^2- (\text{sum of zeros})x+ (\text{product of zeros})  

x^2-(4+2)x+8

 x^2-6x+ 8

\text{Required polynomial is }x^2-6x+ 8

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