Math, asked by yadagirik523, 2 months ago

find the 0 of the polynomial p(y)=2y+7

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Answered by tharunv500

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Answer:

I think the equation is wrong because during only whole squares the answer may come

Answered by MAHENDRASSMM3219

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

p(-3.5)=2×(-3.5)+7

=-7+7=0

therefore , -3.5 is the zero of the polynomial.

OR

y=-3.5 because 2×-3.5=7 and -7+7=0

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