Math, asked by muzumuzu07, 10 months ago

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Find the sum of the zeroes of a polynomial P(x) = 2x-+10.

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Answered by rishtey2006

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Answer:

x = -10/2 is zero of this equation

Answered by aasthapurohit

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

the polynomial can be written as 0x^2+2x-10

so now sum of zeroes=

-(coeffecient of x)/ coefficient of x^2

-2/0

which is not defined

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