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Find zero of the polynomial 10x+15=-5​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\sf\therefore 10x+15=-5

\sf\implies 10x+15+5=0

\sf\implies 10x+20=0

\sf\implies 10(x+2)=0

\sf\implies x+2= \dfrac{0}{10}

\sf\implies x= 0-2

\sf\implies x=-2

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Answered by Rudranil420
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➡10x+15=−5

=> 10x+15+5=0

=> 10x+20=0

=> 10(x+2)=0

=> x+2= 0/10

=> x=0−2

=> x=−2 ✔

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