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If alpha and beta are the zeroes of p(x)=x2-3x-2 find the quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are - 2alpha 2beta
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Taniya . 1 year, 7 months ago

Given that α & β are zero of polynomial f(x)=x2−3x−2 therefore α+β=3 αβ=−2 Now, the zero of the required quadratic polynomial are, 2α+β1​ & 2β+α1​ Sum of the roots- 2α+β1​+2β+α1​=(2α+β)(2β+α)2β+α+2α+β​=4αβ+2α2+2β2+αβ3(α+β)​ =4×(−2)+2[(α+β)2−2αβ]+(−2)3×3​ =−10+2[9+2×2]9​ =−10+269​ =169​ Products of roots:- 2α+β1​×2β+α1​=4αβ+2[(α+β)2−2αβ]+αβ1​=161​ Now Req eq. x2−(sum of roots)x+ Product of roots=0 =x2−169​x+161​=0 =16x2−9x+16=0.
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