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Find zero of the polynomial 15x^2+x-6

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Answered by Vamprixussa
7

Given equation

15x^{2} +x-6=0

Solving, we get,

15x^{2} +x-6=0

\implies 15x^{2} +10x-9x-6=0

\implies5x(3x+2)-3(3x+2)=0

\implies (5x-3)(3x+2)=0

Now,

5x-3=0

\implies \boxed{\boxed{\bold{x = \frac{3}{5}}}}}}}}}

3x+2=0

\implies \boxed{\boxed{\bold{x = \frac{-2}{3}}}}}}}}}

                                                       

Answered by razanishar7864u0
3

Step-by-step explanation:

answer:- 2/3 or -3/5..

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