Math, asked by gokusiddharth, 9 months ago

8 What is the zero of the polynomial
p(x) = a’x, a +0?

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Answered by DANUSH2007

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Answer:

a’x, a +0

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a’x, a +0

a’x, a +0

a’x, a +0

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