The sum and product of the zeroes of a quadratic polynomial
P(x) = ax
+ bx + c are - 3 and 2 respectively. Show that b+ c = 5a.
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QUESTION SHOULD BE LIKE THIS
P( x ) = ax² + bx + c
then prove that a + b = -5a
rest same.
Sum of zeros in given quadratic polynomial is
-b/a = { -3 + 2 }
b/a = 1
b = a .... Equation ( i )
And
product of zeros is =
c/a = { -3 × 2 }
c/a = -6
c = -6a ... Equation ( ii )
Add Equation i and ii we get
b + c = a - 6a
b + c = -5a
______________________________
QUESTION SHOULD BE LIKE THIS
P( x ) = ax² + bx + c
then prove that a + b = -5a
rest same.
Sum of zeros in given quadratic polynomial is
-b/a = { -3 + 2 }
b/a = 1
b = a .... Equation ( i )
And
product of zeros is =
c/a = { -3 × 2 }
c/a = -6
c = -6a ... Equation ( ii )
Add Equation i and ii we get
b + c = a - 6a
b + c = -5a
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