Nisha G.
asked 06/15/18Quadratic polynomial
Find the quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are √2+1, 1/√2+1
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Arturo O. answered 06/15/18
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If you have 2 zeros x1 and x2, then any function of the form
f(x) = A(x - x1)(x - x2),
with A ≠ 0, answers this question. You have the 2 zeros. Plug them into f(x), pick any real nonzero value for A, and expand into the standard form of a quadratic polynomial.
Arturo O.
Also, note Darrel's comment. That second zero looks "suspect".
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Darrell K.
06/15/18