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Find the quadratic equation that has (1 + √3) as one of its roots.

Ax²+2x+1=0

Bx²+2x+2=0

Cx²-2x-2=0

Dx² + √3x + 1 = 0

Answer:

C. x²-2x-2=0

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x²-2x-2=0


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