Math, asked by surenderpanchal403, 9 months ago

find the sum of the zeros of the polynomial 6x square + 11 x + 5

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Answered by abhishek876

6

Answer:

I think the the answer is x=21

Answered by rishika79

23

Answer:

-11/6

Step-by-step explanation:

6x²+11x+5=0

6x²+6x+5x+5=0

6x(x+1) +5(x+1)=0

x+1=0 or 6x+5 =0

x= -1 or x= -5/6

sum of zeros = -1 + -5/6

= -11/6

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