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If the zeroes of a monic quadratic polynomial are (4+\sqrt{11}) and (4-\sqrt{11}), what will be the constant term?
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Correct answer: (5)
The constant term is the product, and ((4+\sqrt{11})(4-\sqrt{11})=16-11=5). In conjugate products, the irrational middle part cancels.
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The constant term is the product, and ((4+\sqrt{11})(4-\sqrt{11})=16-11=5). In conjugate products, the irrational middle part cancels.
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This is a Class 10 Mathematics question. Chapter: Polynomials. Topic: Irrational numbers and real numbers.
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