if the zeros of polynomial x²+px+q are double in value of the zeros of 2x²-5x-3 respectively find the values of p and q
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=> (2X²-5X+3)
=> 2X²-6X+X+3
=> 2X(X-3) +1(X+3)
=> (X-3) (2X+1)
=> (X-3) = 0 OR (2X+1) = 0
=> X = 3 OR X = -1/2
According to question,
The zeros of the polynomial X²+PX+Q is double in the Value of the zeros of the polynomial 2X²-5X-3.
zero's of the polynomial 2X²-5X-3 is 3 and -1/2
And, the zeros of the polynomial X²+PX+Q are 2 × 3= 6 and 2 × -1/2 = -1
Sum of zeros = (Alpha+ Beta) = -B/A
{6+(-1)} = -P/1
6-1 = -P/1
-P = 5
P= -5
and,
Product of zeros = C/A
6 × (-1) = Q/1
-6 = Q
Q = -6
Hence,
P = -5 and Q = -6
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=> (2X²-5X+3)
=> 2X²-6X+X+3
=> 2X(X-3) +1(X+3)
=> (X-3) (2X+1)
=> (X-3) = 0 OR (2X+1) = 0
=> X = 3 OR X = -1/2
According to question,
The zeros of the polynomial X²+PX+Q is double in the Value of the zeros of the polynomial 2X²-5X-3.
zero's of the polynomial 2X²-5X-3 is 3 and -1/2
And, the zeros of the polynomial X²+PX+Q are 2 × 3= 6 and 2 × -1/2 = -1
Sum of zeros = (Alpha+ Beta) = -B/A
{6+(-1)} = -P/1
6-1 = -P/1
-P = 5
P= -5
and,
Product of zeros = C/A
6 × (-1) = Q/1
-6 = Q
Q = -6
Hence,
P = -5 and Q = -6
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU..... :-)
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