Math, asked by lamxisunar207, 9 months ago

Find the zero of the polynomial

f (y) = p + q x (q ≠0)

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Answered by dpsary19021

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Answer:

sorry I don't know that

Answered by shubhisoni338

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Answer:

f(y)=0

f(y)=p+q=0

p=0-q

p= -q

y= -q\p

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