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Q If alpha and Beeta are the zeroesof the quadratic polynomial3s square- 6s+4find

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alphabeeta

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+beetaalpha

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+2(1alpha+1beeta)

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= 3 alpha beeta

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Please don't mind the way I have written the question actually when I wrote it in one go it said that my input is very large.

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This question is out of syllabus of class 10th as it has imaginary roots

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exactly what we have to find in this ?

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yes nitin is right

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 hey did is a very easy one

u will get first alpha square and beeta square by alpha and beetha

plus u take the lcm and add 3 alpha

and just substitute the values and use the formula

then get the answer

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Thanks for telling me...I am glad its not in the syllabus.

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Its good that you have done it but the above answerers say that it is out of syllabus.

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