Question

find the zero of the polynomial py+q

Answer 1

heya ...


py+q= 0

therefore zeros will be _

py= - q

y =-q/p..


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Answer 2

The answer is given below :

What is a zero of a polynomial in terms of x?

>> The value of x, for which the polynomial results 0, is called zero of the polynomial.

SOLUTION :

Here, (py + q) is the given polynomial.

Now, to find the zero of this polynomial, we consider an equation

py + q = 0

=> py = -q

=> y = -q/p

Therefore, the zero of the given polynomial is (-q/p).

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