Math, asked by srdkgpnew, 10 months ago

Find value of polynomial p(z)=4z+√7 when z=√7

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Answered by rajivrtp

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Answer:

5√7

Step-by-step explanation:

p(z)= 4z+√7

then

p(√7)

= 4√7+√7

= √7( 4+1)

= 5√7

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