Math, asked by yashodaraoramela, 1 month ago

find the zero of polynomial
(I) 6x² + 5x - 6

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Answered by harshinimale37

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Answer:

-3/2 or 2/3

Step-by-step explanation:

6 $x^{2}$ +5 $x$ -6
6 $x^{2}$ -4x+9x-6
2x (3x-2) + 3 (3x-2)
(2x+3) (3x-2)
x= -3/2, 2/3

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