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The zeros of the quadratic polynomial polynomial x2-15x+50 are (I) both negative (ii) one positive and one negative (iii) both positive (IV) both equal

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Answered by sare83
84

Answer:

Option (iii) is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

polynomial p(x)=x²-15x+50

let,p(x)=0

⇒x²-15x+50=0    

 (∵+50 factors are -10 & -5 to get their sum as-15) & (∵Splitting of -15x is -10x & -5x)

⇒x²-10x-5x+50=0

⇒x(x-10)-5(x-10)=0

⇒(x-5)(x-10)=0

case-(1):                  |    case-(2):

      ⇒x-5=0           |              ⇒x-10=0

      ⇒x=5               |             ⇒x=10

∴the zeroes of the polynomial are x= 5 & 10

  The both zeroes are positive.

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Answered by iamthemachoman710
18

Answer:

Option (iii) is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

polynomial p(x)=x²-15x+50

let,p(x)=0

⇒x²-15x+50=0    

(∵+50 factors are -10 & -5 to get their sum as-15) & (∵Splitting of -15x is -10x & -5x)

⇒x²-10x-5x+50=0

⇒x(x-10)-5(x-10)=0

⇒(x-5)(x-10)=0

case-(1):                  |    case-(2):

     ⇒x-5=0           |              ⇒x-10=0

     ⇒x=5               |             ⇒x=10

∴the zeroes of the polynomial are x= 5 & 10

 The both zeroes are positive.

HOPE THIS WOULD BE HELPFUL FOR YOU

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