Math, asked by nayanasibi, 5 months ago

write a second degree polynomial in which p(1) =0 and p(-2) =0

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Answered by unknownlegend764

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Answer:

p(1)=x squared-1

p(2)=x squared -4

Step-by-step explanation:

substitute the values and you get zero

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