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question number 2 plz help me​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The\:Given\:Quadratic\:Equation\:is\:(a^{2} +9)x^{2} +13x+6a

Let\:the\:\:Zero\:of\:the\:Quadratic\:Polynomial\:be\:a

The\:Other\:Zero\:of\:the\:Quadratic\:polynomial\:is\:\frac{1}{a}

Product\:of\:the\:Zeroes\:=a\:X\:\frac{1}{a}=1

(Product\:of\:Zeroes=\frac{Constant\:term}{Coefficient\:of\:x^{2} } )

\frac{6a}{a^{2} +9}=1

6a=a^{2} +9

a^{2}-6a+9=0

(a-3)^{2}=0

a-3=0

a=3

Thus\:the\:Value\:a\:is\:3

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