Math, asked by clara1517, 9 months ago

find the zero of a polynomial cx+d, c and d are real numbers.​

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Answered by gyanendramahnar
1

Answer:

Zeroes of the polynomial is the value of the variable for which the polynomial becomes 0.

Here, p(x)=cx+d

Putting p(x)=0, we get,

cx+d=0

or, x=

c

−d

Answered by skrraokavitha
2

Answer:

given polynomial is,

cx+d.

to find zero of the polynomial,

cx+d=0

cx= -d

$x= -d/c

hence zero of the polynomial is -d/c

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