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why if alpha and bita are the roots of quadratic equation then ( x-alpha) (x- bita) =0

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Answered by NeelarghyaKundu
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Let a quadratic equation be

ax^{2} +bx+c=0  ,where a,b and c are constants and whose roots are \alpha and \beta

This means that the solution can be either α or β i.e the LHS will be equal to RHS if and only if x's value equals either α or β

So,if x=α then x-α=0 therefore (x-α)(x-β)=0

else if x=β then x-β=0 therefore (x-α)(x-β)=0

Hope this helps : )




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