Math, asked by Chintapallihavija, 2 months ago

Check whether -3 and 3 are the zeroes of the given polynomial
 {x}^{2}  - 9

Answers

Answered by QuantSir
1
Both are zeros of the given polynomial.
My dear student,

Answered by Anonymous
2

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Answer:

Let,

, p(X) = x² - 9

Step-by-step explanation:

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Firstly

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Putting x = -3 in the the given equation

p(-3) = x² - 9

= ( -3 )² - 9

= - 9 - 9

= -18

since p(-3) is not equal to 0

Hence , -3 is not a zero of polynomial

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Now

Secondly

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Putting X = 3 in the equation

p(3) = x² - 9

= 3² - 9

= 9 - 9

= 0

Here,

since p (3) is equal to 0

Hence 3 is a zero of polynomial.

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