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Find zeroes for the polynomial 4u^2+8u

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Answered by Khushib707
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p (u) = 4u²+8u
if we put u =1 we get
p (1) = 4x1²+8x1
= 4+8
=12

putting u = 2
we get,
p(2)= 4x2²+8x2
=4x4+16
=16+16
=32

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Answered by pinakimandal53
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We have to find the zeroes or roots of the polynomial 4u^{2}+8u
Now, 
4u^{2}+8u=0
(u)(4u+8)=0

Roots of the polynomial: 
1) u=0

2) 4u+8=0
4u=-8
u=-2

∴ The zeroes or roots of the polynomial 4u^{2}+8u are u=0, u=-2

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