Math, asked by bhumi2701, 5 months ago

if zeros of polynomials x^2+4x+2a are 0 and 2/0, find value of a.​

Answers

Answered by shahdatrb9
2

Answer:

ANSWER

Comparing x

2

+4x+2a with ax

2

+bx+c,

a=1,b=4,c=2a

According to the question,

α,

2

α

are the zeroes of the polynomial,

sum of the zeroes

a

b

α+

2

α

=

1

−4

α=

3

−8

α

2

=

9

64

[squaring both sides]

product of all zeroes,

α×

2

α

=

1

2a

α

2

=4a

∴4a=

9

64

[∵α

2

=

9

64

]

a=

9

16

Answered by akshatgupta099
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Since 0 is a zero of the given polynomial, on putting X=0 in the equation we will get 0 as the value.

So, x²+4x+2a=0

0+0+2a=0

2a=0

a=0.

You can ignore the root 2/0 because it is an undefined value.

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