Math, asked by tamaghnadey1916, 11 months ago

the product of the zeroes of the polynomial aq^2+26q+8 is 18/5. Find the value of a

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Answered by shashwat107

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Answer:

a=18/5

why?

The product of the zeroes is equal to the constant term by the coefficient of x2

where the x term is q

which means constant of

${q}^{2}$

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