Question 10. Find a quadratic polynomial whose zeros are 5 +
√2
and
5 − √2
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Answer:
kx2-25
Step-by-step explanation:
.sum of zeros=5-5=0
. products of zeros=5×-5=-25
. Hence, the quadratic polynomial is =kx2+(sum of zeros) x+product of zeros.
. putting the values in quadratic polynomial=kx2-0+(-25).
. Hence the quadratic polynomial is kx2-25, where k is constant
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