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Find zero of p(x)=x^3-12x^2+39x-28 if it is given zeros are a-d , a , a-d


nussu2000: i think it should be a-d , a , a+d
MKhüshi: yes
MKhüshi: sorry by mistake i typed​ it

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Answered by nussu2000
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p(x) = x^3 - 12 x^2 + 39 x - 28
a0=1  a1= -12   a2= 39   a3= -28
S1 = sum of roots is = a-d+a+a+d= -a1/a0
                                   => 3a = - (-12)/1
                                    =>3a = 12
                                    =>a = 4
 by horner's method (or) synthetic division
 
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