Write a cubic polynomial whose zeroes are 2+ root 5 /2 , 2 - root 5 /2 and 4
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The polynomial can be formulated by using its roots. If the roots of a cubic polynomial are a, b, and c, the polynomial is (x-a)(x-b)(x-c)
Here, the polynomial would be thus:
(x-2-√5/2)(x-2+√5/2)(x-4)
Multiplying out the terms,
(x²-4x+11/4)(x-4)
=x³-8x²+(75x/4)-11
This is the required cubic polynomial.
Here, the polynomial would be thus:
(x-2-√5/2)(x-2+√5/2)(x-4)
Multiplying out the terms,
(x²-4x+11/4)(x-4)
=x³-8x²+(75x/4)-11
This is the required cubic polynomial.
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