Math, asked by anubhaviaankhen6138, 10 months ago

The roots of the quadratic equation x^2+mx+11=0 are a and B where M is a constant.if a^2+B^2=27 find the values of M.?

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Answered by yeswanthkumark453

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m=+7 or -7

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