Math, asked by vanessabrown706, 2 months ago

find the zeroes of the polynomial x²+4√2x+6

Answers

Answered by ananyasneha269

1

Step-by-step explanation:

find the zeroes of the polynomial x²+4√2x+6

Attachments:

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Chemistry, 1 month ago

why the amount of HCl is more in aqua regia as compared to HNO3 ? Identify the charges present on chlorine atom in the reaction...

English, 1 month ago

who is frank Baum answer this I will give 50 points.

Math, 1 month ago

express 4.9 (bar only on 9)in the form of p/q...

Physics, 2 months ago

Describe with necessary theory of Millikan's oil drop experiment to determine the value of charge associated with electrons.

English, 2 months ago

V. Choose the appropriate meaning for the underlined word from the options given below. 5. May your path be illuminated with the power of a thousand Suns. b. gloomy c. light up d. flood a. dull VI. Read the following lines and answer the question. Teach me to appreciate that poverty, disease, and hunger have no nationality. Teach me to appreciate diversity and dialogue. Teach me to tolerate, to...

Geography, 10 months ago

different between food crop and Cash crop...

Math, 10 months ago

if the edge of the square is 8cm. then its lateral surface area is ?

English, 10 months ago

the pen was found and kept by me in school bag into active voice...