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Answered by neerajmodgil85pc43rj
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Step-by-step explanation:

Quadratic Polynomial = k(x²-(sum of roots)x+product of roots)

Sum of roots given = √2

Product of roots given = -3/2

Therefore polynomial is k(x²-√2x-3/2)

= k((2x²-2√2x-3)/2)

Let k = 2

Therefore polynomial is 2x²-2√2x-3

For its roots

Using factorisation

2x²-(3√2-√2)x-3 = 0

2x²-3√2x+√2x-3=0

2x(x-3/√2)+√2(x-3/√2) = 0

(x-3/√2) (2x+√2)= 0

x = -1/√2 and 3/√2

Answered by niral
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

→ The correct answer is (A) 2x² - 2√2x - 3

→ Explanation :

→ sum of roots

→ α + β

→ -b/a

→ product of roots

→ αβ

→ c/a

→ Now we have to just check the equation from the option given below that satisfies the above sum of roots & product of roots.

→ Let us take first equation

→ 2x² - 2√2 - 3

→ sum of roots = -b/a = -(-2√2)/2 = √2

→ product of roots = c/a = -3/2

→ We can see that the value we get is satisfied in the option A so correct answer is option (A).

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