Math, asked by aishaprakash, 1 year ago

find the zero of polynomial p(n) = (cn+d)

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Answered by nishant175

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p(0)=(c×0+d)
= 0+d=0.

aishaprakash: not understandable

nishant175: why

nishant175: I put 0 in the value of n

aishaprakash: there is to find p not to put 0 in value 1

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