Math, asked by faraz4572, 9 months ago

Write the polynomial whose zeroes are -5 and 4 *

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Answered by mysticd
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 Let \: \alpha \:and \:\beta \: are \: two \: zeroes

 of \: a \: polynomial

 Given \: \alpha = -5 \:and \:\beta = 4

 i) \alpha + \beta

 = -5 + 4

 = -1

 ii) \alpha  \beta

 = (-5 ) \times  4

 = -20

 \blue { The \: form \:of \: Quadratic \: polynomial }

 \blue{whose \: zeroes \: are \:\alpha \:and \:beta\:is}

 \pink { k[x^{2} - (\alpha + \beta)x + \alpha \beta ]}

 = k[ x^{2} - (-1)x + (-20)]

 = k(x^{2} +x - 20 )

We can put different values of k .

When k = 1 ,

The Quadratic polynomial will be +x-20.

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