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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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Answered by Anonymous
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Heya

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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

Strikingsagar: no the question is right
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Anonymous: Do u thnik it is a quadratic equation
Anonymous: *think
Strikingsagar: the same question appeared in class 10 board paper today
Anonymous: p(x) = ax² + bx + c here degree of x is 2 so, it is quadratic polynomial.... and u wrote their. p(x) = ax + bx + c which is linear
Anonymous: bro, check ur question ones again.
Answered by ashabedre5510125
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It can be proved

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