Find the sum of the zeroes of -2x square+k+6
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pradyumG:
dear your answer is also wrong
it will be zero, as there is not x-term therefore your b will be 0 and hence addition of zeros will be also zero
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Oh....Yeah....I didn't notice
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the sum of the zero = -2x^2+k+6
k = 4√3
= -2x^2+4√3+6
sum of zero = -b/a
= 4+√3/2
= 2√3
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k = 4√3
= -2x^2+4√3+6
sum of zero = -b/a
= 4+√3/2
= 2√3
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#######mark as a brainliest....
here you didn't care about polynomial
there is not X-men term
sorry
means there is not x-term
so your b will be 0
therefore addition of zeros of this polynomial will also be zero
hope you are getting ,what I am trying to make you understand
yup!
ok sorry for that
i can understand
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