Math, asked by aryanpanicker57, 1 year ago

Find the zeroes of the polynomial ()=to power of 2−5+6

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Answered by HEARTQUEENN

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Heya

Sorry dear

But where is the polynomials??

aryanpanicker57: p(x)= x to power of 2-5x+6

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