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If V3 and - V3 are the zeroes of a polynomial p(x), then find p(x).​

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Answered by Legend42
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Let α,β,γ zeros of the given polynomial p(x).

It is that product of two zeros of p(x) is 3

ie αβ=3 ________ (1)

Here p(x)=x

3 −6x 2 +11x−6 is of the form ax 3 +bx 2 +cx+d

∴a=1,b=−6,c=11,d=−6Now, αβγ= a−d

⇒αβγ=6

⇒γ= αβ6

⇒γ= 3/6

[from (1)]⇒γ=2

Hence the third zero is 2.

Answered by sameer23rathee
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