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Answer:
(-2)(100) or 10^2 is 100
Step-by-step explanation:
(x -2)(x+100) =x
Additional roots of polynomial function P(x) with rational coefficients are (2i) and (- √10).
What is conjugate of complex number?
" If z = a +bi be the given complex number, then its conjugate is represented by [tex]\bar{z}[/tex] = a -bi , where real parts remain same only imaginary part get changed with opposite sign."
Theorem used
Conjugate Root theorem
Complex conjugate root theorem states that if P(x) is a polynomial in one variable with real coefficient , for P(x) if one root is a + bi with real numbers a and b then its conjugate that is a - bi is also another additional root of P(x).
According to the question,
Two given roots of polynomial function with rational coefficients are -2i and √10.
As per Conjugate root theorem,
Here one root is 0 - 2i then other root is its conjugate 0 + 2i
Also one root is 0 + √10 then another root is 0 - √10.
Therefore, two additional roots are 2i and -√10.
Hence, additional roots of polynomial function P(x) with rational coefficients are (2i) and (- √10).
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