Math, asked by kasanaishika78, 9 months ago

Plzz ans fast will mark u as brainliest . Frame a polynomial whose zeroes are 5 and -3

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Answered by mahimaravi1813
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Answer:

3x#5y =0

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by mahrajganj506
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This is a polynomial of degree 4, because you have 4 roots real or imaginary:1st) x= 5 →(x-5)=0

2nd) x = - 3→(x+3) =0

3rd) x = -1+3i →(x+1-3i) = 0

and the 4th one that is not mentioned which is the conjugate of 

-1+3i, that is -1-3i (in any polynomial if a root has the form of a+bi, there is always a conjugate root = a-bi)

 

4th) x= -1-3i→(x+1+3i) = 0

Hence the polynomial =(x-5)(x+3)((x+1-3i)(x+1+3i)

Solving the above will give you (unless I am mistaken, pls recalculate):

x⁴-9x²-50x-150

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