Math, asked by kawaldeepkaur2730, 7 months ago

8) If a and B are the zeros of the
polynomial 2x2-13x+6, the a+ß is equal
to
*
-3
ОО
3
13/2
-13/2

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Answered by TahooraFatima

0

Answer:

13/2

Step-by-step explanation:

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