Math, asked by akpandey62655, 11 months ago

& If one zero of the polynomial x2 + a is - 3
then find its other zero.
ICBSE 2012 (Sentember)​

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Answered by Nisha468
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Answer:

hey mate ❤️....here is your answer...

given,one zero of the polynomial x^2+a is (-3)

According to the question

x^2+a=0

=>(-3)^2+a=0

=>9+a=0

=>a=(-9)

so, putting the value of a in the equation

we get,

x^2+(-9)=0

=>x^2=9

=>x^=3^

=>x=3

the other zero of the polynomial x^+ a is 3

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