find the zero of the polynomial p(x)=cx+d
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it is -d/c
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p(x) = cx+d
zero of polynomial mean when p(x)=0
0= cx+d
x= -d/c is zero of polynomial
zero of polynomial mean when p(x)=0
0= cx+d
x= -d/c is zero of polynomial
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x=0
,p(0)=C(0)+d
0= 0+d
0=d

,p(1)=C(1)+d
0. =C+d

x=-1
,p(-1)=C(-1)+d
0=-C+d

may u find it helpful
,p(0)=C(0)+d
0= 0+d
0=d
,p(1)=C(1)+d
0. =C+d
x=-1
,p(-1)=C(-1)+d
0=-C+d
may u find it helpful
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