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Formation of a Quadratic Equation From It's Roots

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What is the quadratic polynomial whose sum of zeros is -3/2 and the product of zeros is -1

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Solution

The required polynomial will be,

x2−(sumofzeroes)x+productofzeroes

⇒ x2−(−3/2)x+
-1

⇒ x2+3/2x-13

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