Math, asked by dhruthikanishin999, 10 months ago

Find the zeros of the polynomial p (x)=x square-9

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Answered by abhinavmishra2006

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the zeroes of the given polynomial are 3 and -3. Hey there !! So x=3,-3 are zeroes of P(x)=x²-9.

Answered by dharunikadharun19

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