Math, asked by navya71568, 3 months ago

Find the zero of the polynomial p{z}=3z+2

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Answered by mssobihabib74

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Here is your answer....

To find the zero of the polynomial put p{z} =0

=>. 3z+2=0

z= -2/3

hence

z = -2/3 is the zero of the given polynomial.

hope you got it........

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