Math, asked by konain97, 11 months ago

Write a quadratic polynomial that has two terms and no real zeros.​

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

x² + 1

Can't get a simpler one than that!


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Answered by redhatleet
3
Above answer for two terms, this one for 3 term quadratic equation.
Say Discriminant < 0
b^2-4ac &lt; 0
(2)^2-4×2×1 &lt; 0
From this we obtain,
b=2, a=2,c=1
\therefore
ax^2+bx+c=0
2x^2+2x+1=0
It's zeroes will be:
x=(-2+√-4)/2×2,(-2-√-4)/2×2
x=(-2+2i)/4),(-2-2i)/4
x=(i-1)/2,(-i-1)/2
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