Math, asked by Phavanaa, 1 month ago

How many zeroes are there in the polynomial q(t) = 3πt-4 and find its zeroes.

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Answered by DiyaSadhu

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To find the zeroes of the polynomial means to find those values of t for which the value of equation is zero.

That is, q(t) = 0, where 3πt−4=0.

⟹ 3πt = 4

⟹ t = 4/3π

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