Math, asked by Alza19, 10 months ago

find zero of the polynomial p(x) = c x + d

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Answered by AaryanMendhekar

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Answer:

C=-D and. D=-C

Step-by-step explanation:

g(x)=1

p(x)=C+D=0

So,

C=-D and. D=-C

Alza19: thanks for the answer but I am a bit confused by it

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