Math, asked by ananya97111, 11 months ago

Find the zero of the polynomial

p(x) = 2x + 5

Answers

Answered by dona234

2

Answer:

zero of p(x)= -5/2

Step-by-step explanation:

2x + 5=0

2x= -5

x= -5/2

Answered by sakshiisharma

3

Answer:

2x+5=0

2x=-5

x=-5/2

therefore -5/2 is the zero of the linear polynomial

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Hindi, 5 months ago

pradanmantri ka samas bigrah...

Math, 5 months ago

If 1 is zero of the polynomial p(x) = 14x^3 – 5x^2 + ax – b and a + b = 1, then find a and b. give correct answer and have brainliest mark...

Math, 5 months ago

y = 108 27 Are lines Parnel ? Justify...

Science, 11 months ago

voltage is proportional to...

Physics, 11 months ago

If (m)^mn=32.... Then find the value of:- (n)^mn=?

Math, 1 year ago

A màn borrowed some money from the bank at 10 percent per annum simple interst for 5 years.he paid back rs 3600 to the bank and settled the account.what sum did he borrow from the bank...

Math, 1 year ago

f'(x) =d/dx(f(x)=3x²-4x+5...

English, 1 year ago

Decribe the problems the co-passenger faced when bill bryson was travelling on flight...