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it's Zeros of x square + (A + 1 )X + B are 2 and -3 then find a and b

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Answered by mathupto12
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Answered by Anonymous
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Hey.....!!! Here is ur answer.....☺️☺️☺️

Here.... Given that,

The Polynomial equation is
x²+(A+1)x+B ..................(1)

And the zeroes of this equation are 2 and -3 then we know that when we will put x= 2,-3 then the solution of this equation will be 0.

Now on putting x = 2 in equation (1)

(2)²+(A+1)2+B=0
=>4+2A+2+B=0
=>2A+B=–6...........(2)

and on putting x=–3 in equation (1)

(–3)²+(A+1)(–3)+B=0
=>9–3A–3+B=0
=>–3A+B=–6.............(3)

On solving equation (2) & (3).....

2A+B=–6......(2)
–3A+B=–6....(3)

A=0 and B=–6

then we have to find sum of A and B

A+B = 0+(–6)=–6 <<<<<<<<<Ans.

I hope this may help you.......✌️✌️✌️




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