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Answered by Arceus11
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Answer:

-3

Solution:

The given polynomial can be factorised as

(x-\sqrt{5})(x+\sqrt {5})(x+3)=0\\</p><p>\text{Thus third root / zero is x+3=0}\\</p><p>\implies \boxed{\textcolor{red}{x=-3}}

Explanation:

(x-√5) and (x+√5) are factors of the polynomial by factor theorem.

Multiply them to get (x²-5) which is also a factor of the polynomial.

Divide the given polynomial by (x²-5) to get (x+3).

Follow the solution above.


Arceus11: wait I'll edit
nippun76: i think so... this is applied when u hv to calculate roots fir quadratic eqn
nippun76: kk
nippun76: try
Arceus11: I have added it
nippun76: but i m nt able to understand yet
Arceus11: do you know the factor theorem?
nippun76: hn
nippun76: ans is correct
Arceus11: Hmm
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