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Write a quadratic polynomial,sum of whose zeroes is 2✓3 and their product is 2​

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Answered by ritusingh86949
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the zeros of quadratic polynomial be p,q

⟹p+q=2

3

,pq=2

The equation of polynomial whose zeroes are p,q will be x

2

−(p+q)x+pq⟹x

2

−2

3

x+2


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Answered by Jiya6282
2

\blue{\texttt{Answer}}:-

Let the zeros of quadratic polynomial be p,q

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p + q = 2 \sqrt{3}

pq = 2

The equation of polynomial whose zeroes are p,q will be,

 {x}^{2}  - (p + q) x \: + pq

==>

 {x}^{2}  - 2 \sqrt{3x }  + 2

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Quadratic polynomial -

a polynomial of degree two , also known as second order polynomial .

OR , Polynomial of the second degree .

Quadratic equation -

We get a quadratic equation , when we equate a quadratic polynomial to a constant .

Any equation represented in the form of p(x) = c , where p(x) is donated as a polynomial of degree 2 , and c is donated as constant , is considered as a quadratic equation .

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