Math, asked by gaganathotra88, 6 months ago

Write the quadratic polynomial, where the sum and product of zeroes are -3 and 2 respectively.​

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Answered by TAHAMI45
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Answer:

sum of zeroes= (-3)

product of zeroes=(2)

quadratic polynomial (k) = x^2 + ( sum of zeroes) x + ( product of zeroes)

(k) = x^2 + (-3)x + (2)

(k) = x^2 -3x + 2

Answered by emma3006
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\texttt{Let \; the \; zeroes \; of \; the \; polynomial \; be}

 \texttt{α \& β.}

\texttt{(α+β)} \mathtt{= -3}

\texttt{αβ} \mathtt{ = 2}\\ \\

\texttt{We know that a quad. equation is in }

 \texttt{the form,}

\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\; \texttt{x²-(α+β)x+αβ} \\ \\

\texttt{Therefore, \; the \; required \; quad.}

 \texttt{equation} \; \mathtt{= x²-(-3)x+2 = x²+3x+2}

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