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if two zeros if the quadratic equation. x²+(a+2)x+b are 3 and 4 then find a and b​

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Answered by Rudra0936
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Answered by BrainlyYuVa
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⭐Solution ⭐

given here

x²+(a+3)x+b = 0.....(1)

root of this equation are 3 and 4.

we know ,

sum of roots = -(coefficient of x)/(coefficient of )

(4+3)= -(a+3)

=> -(a+3)= 7

=> a = -7-3

=> a = -10

And,

Product of roots = (constant part)/(coefficients of )

(3×4)= b

=> b = 12

Thus:-

Value of a = -10

Value of b = 12

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