Math, asked by kirat974, 1 year ago

if x=2 & x=0 are the roots of the polynomial f(x)=2xcube - 5x square+ax+b find a&b

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Answered by TiwariVaishnavi
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hm it can be done by using both x =2 and 0 here's it follow

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Answered by shreyabaranwal2
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when x=2
f(x)=(2*2)^3-(5*2)^2+a*2+b
f(x)=4^3-10^2+2a+b
f(x)=64-100+2a+b
f(x)=-36+2a+b

when x=0
f(x)=(2*0)^3-(5*0)^2+a*0+b
f(x)=0-0+0a+b
f(x)=0a+b

now, -36+2a+b=0a+b
-36+2a-0a=b-b
-36+2a=0
-36=-2a
a=-36/-2
a=18.

I don't know how to find b.i tried my best to find a.

kirat974: actually it is my hw
TiwariVaishnavi: your answer is wring according to x for multiply u donot get the question
TiwariVaishnavi: u had done multiply lol its a x a variable
shreyabaranwal2: sorry! didn't get it
TiwariVaishnavi: hm ok its right by the way by multiplying
shreyabaranwal2: well..kirat i'm sure my answer is correct
TiwariVaishnavi: hm it is incorrect
shreyabaranwal2: it's correct
shreyabaranwal2: oh yeah yeah just realized my mistake you were right.
TiwariVaishnavi: i know lol
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