Math, asked by ambikamonica12, 11 months ago

find the zeroes of p(z)=z^2-27​

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Answered by phonixblade
32

Answer:

Here is your answer bro..

Step-by-step explanation:

p(z)=z^2-27

p(1)=1^2-27

=1-27=

=-26

p(2)=2^2-27

= 4-27

-23

Thnx

Answered by pinquancaro
61

The zeros of the polynomial is z=3\sqrt{3},-3\sqrt{3}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Polynomial p(z)=z^2-27

To find : The zeros of the polynomial ?

Solution :

To find the zeros we equate the polynomial to zero.

i.e. p(z)=0

z^2-27=0

z^2=27

z=\sqrt{27}

z=\pm3\sqrt{3}

Therefore, the zeros of the polynomial is z=3\sqrt{3},-3\sqrt{3}

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