Math, asked by bibhutibhusana128, 5 months ago

Find the value of a if x+a is a factor (zero) of the polynomial.

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Answered by Anonymous

4

Answer:

It will depend on given polynomial

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Answered by arunkr2579

7

Answer:

x + a = 0

x = 0 - a

x = -a

-a is the factor of the polynomial

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