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Q. y=-1/√5 ,y=2/√5 are zeroes of p(y) = (1-5y²)​

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Answered by santoshgupta9495
0

 quadratic polynomial is y2+235y−5.

The zeros of the polynomial are:

    y2+235y−5=0

⟹  y2+25y−25y−5=0

⟹  y(y+25)−25(y+25)=0

⟹  (y+25)(y−25)=0

⟹  y−25 and y=25=0

The zeros are −25 and 2

Answered by sdayal32
1

Answer:

−2

5

,

2

5

The quadratic polynomial is y

2

+

2

3

5

y−5.

The zeros of the polynomial are:

y

2

+

2

3

5

y−5=0

⟹ y

2

+2

5

y−

2

5

y−5=0

⟹ y(y+2

5

)−

2

5

(y+2

5

)=0

⟹ (y+2

5

)(y−

2

5

)=0

⟹ y−2

5

and y=

2

5

=0

The zeros are −2

5

and

2

5

.

Now verifying the relation of zeros with the coefficients of the quadratic polynomial y

2

+

2

3

5

y−5:

Comparing it with the standard from of quadratic equation ax

2

+bx+c, we get, a=1, b=

2

3

5

and c=−5

Thus,

Sum of the zeros =−2

5

+

2

5

=

2

−4

5

+

5

=

2

−3

5

=−

a

b

.

Product of the zeros =−2

5

×

2

5

=−5

=

a

c

.

Hence, verified.

Step-by-step explanation:

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