what is the quadratic equation of which alpha+beta=3 and alpha beta =27 srep by step explanation
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The equation is x2+3x+27=0
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x² - 3x + 27
Step-by-step explanation:
given that,
the zeros of the quadratic equation
= α and β
given the relation between zeros
α + β = 3
also,
αβ = 27
and,
we know that,
quadratic equation where sum of zeros and product of zeros are given then
quadratic equation will be given as,
x² - (α + β)x + αβ
putting the values given,
x² - 3x + 27
so,
the required equation will
x² - 3x + 27
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