Math, asked by aneeshkanakapally, 5 months ago

Find the zeroes of the polynomial 1-5x+6x^2

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Answered by shivamkumarsingh81

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Answer:

1-5x+6x²=0

1-3x-2x+6x²=0

1(1-3x)-2x(1-3x)=0

(1-3x)(1 -2x)=0

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