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find the zeroes of :
p(x)= X^2 + 2 root2x + 6
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Steve
x^2 + 2√2 x + 6 = 0
use the good old quadratic formula:
x = (-2√2 ± √(8-24))/2
= (-2√2 ± 4i)/2
= -√2 ± 2i
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