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Px=ax{2}+bx+c,c/a...?p(x)

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Answered by Tanujrao36
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★Answer :-

  • According to question a polynomial is given and we have to find c/a

That's a theortical topic to discuss , Every polynomial has its zeroes and those zeroes satisfy the given equation.

\sf\dfrac{-b}{a}=Sum\:of\:Zeroes

\sf\dfrac{c}{a}=Product\:of\:Zeroes

So, here it has given c/a . So, it means that it is the product of zeros of this equation.

Answered by Anonymous
46

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PX =ax {2}+bx+c,c/a....?p(x)

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\implies{\tt{\blue{Sum \: of \: Zeros \: = \frac{-b}{a}}}} \\   \\

\implies{\tt{\blue{product \: of \: Zeros \: = \frac{c}{a}}}} \\   \\

Here c/a is given ,so it shows that it is product of zeores of this equation.

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