Math, asked by omkengale, 4 months ago

find the zero of the polynomial 2x-√3​

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Answered by grithachinnu86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given polynomial is 2x3+x2−6x−3

The two roots of polynomial are −3,3

Let the other root be a

Product of the roots will be −2(−3)

⟹(−3)(3)a=23

⟹a=−21

So the other zero is −21

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