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prove that the zeros of a quadratic polynomial x^2 +X+K where K is not equal to zero?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:-

Zero of a quadratic polynomial

 \sf {x}^{2}  + x + k

where k is not equal to zero.

To Prove:-

The zeros of this polynomial can't be positive.

If we put k as 5 and solve it ,we get x as -1.38 and -3.61.

So, if we put negative such as -3,then root will be both positive and negative.

\sf\fbox{Hence \: it \: is \: proved}

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