Math, asked by alugamlakshmi1978, 6 months ago

find the zero of the polynomial 2n+5

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Answered by TANI8H

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THE ZERO OF THE GIVEN POLYNOMIAL WILL BE -5/2

Answered by ManTTaniha

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Answer:

find the zero of the polynomial 2n+5

→2n+5 = 0

→ 2n = -5

→ n = -5/2

→ n = -2.5

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