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What are the quadratic equations for x=-14​

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Answer:


x^(2) +14x=0

Explanation:

Given:

Given root is


x=-14,\ 0

Now we need to find the quadratic equation for given roots.

Solution:

The given roots are -14 and 0.

So, the sum of the roots.


\alpha +\beta = -14 + 0


\alpha +\beta = -14

Product of the given roots


\alpha* \beta = -14* 0


\alpha* \beta = 0

Therefore, the required quadratic equation is.


x^(2) -(\alpha +\beta )x+\alpha* \beta=0 -------------------(1)

Now we substitute
(\alpha +\beta ) and
(\alpha* \beta) in equation 1.


x^(2) -(-14)x+0=0


x^(2) +14x=0

Therefore, the quadratic equation for the given root is.
x^(2) +14x=0

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