if the zeros of the polynomial x^3 -3x^2 + x +1 are α-β , α and α+β , find α+β
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Zeros of polynomial are alpha - beta , alpha , alpha + beta
Sum of zeros = (alpha - beta) + (alpha) + (alpha + beta) = - b / a
3 * alpha = 3 / 1
alpha = 1
product of zeros = (alpha - beta) *(alpha) *(alpha + beta) = - d /a
Now put value of alpha = 1
(1 - beta) * 1 * (1+ beta) = -1
12 - beta2 = -1
- beta2 = -1-1
beta 2= 2
beta = + root 2
So alpha = 1 , beta = + root 2
alpha + beta = 1 + root 2
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Sum of zeros = (alpha - beta) + (alpha) + (alpha + beta) = - b / a
3 * alpha = 3 / 1
alpha = 1
product of zeros = (alpha - beta) *(alpha) *(alpha + beta) = - d /a
Now put value of alpha = 1
(1 - beta) * 1 * (1+ beta) = -1
12 - beta2 = -1
- beta2 = -1-1
beta 2= 2
beta = + root 2
So alpha = 1 , beta = + root 2
alpha + beta = 1 + root 2
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