Math, asked by nenaramchoudhry2017, 6 months ago

the quadratic equation whose roots are -3 and -7​

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Answered by toxic18
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Answered by sunitharevanth
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if you are given that the roots are -3 and -7, those are your x intercepts.

So x= -3 and x= -7....... since we are trying to reach a quadratic equation we are looking for two algebraic expressions that are factors. So I will move the -3 and -7 to the left side of each equation through opposite operations.

x+3=0 and x+7=0........Since both are set to zero we can use the zero product rule of ab=0.

(x+3)(x+7)=0.....FOIL it

x2+7x+3x+21=0....simplify

x2+10x+21=0..........Answer

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