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It one of the zeroes of the polynomial
3y ^{2}  + 13y - p
is the reciprocal of the other ,find p ?
POLYNONOMIAL-2 CLASS 10​

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Answered by Anonymous
5

Answer:

p = 3

Step-by-step explanation:

Given a quadratic polynomial such that,

3y^2 + 13y - p

Let's make it a quadratic equation.

For this, we will equate this to zero.

Therefore, we will get,

=> 3y^2 + 13y - p = 0

Also, given that,

It's zeroes are reciprocal of each other.

Let, one of the zero is x.

Therefore, another one will be 1/x.

Now, to find the value of p.

We know that,

Product if zereos = c/a .

Here, we have,

  • a = 3
  • b = 13
  • c = p

Therefore, we will get,

=> x × 1/x = p/3

=> p/3 = 1

=> p = 3

Hence, required value of p = 3.

Answered by Anonymous
4

P = 3

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