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if 2 is a zero of a polynomial q(x) then 2 is also a zeor of 2xq(x).

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Answered by shrijanshrestha86

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Yes it is also a zero of 2xq(x)

Answered by ps9576240

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true

Step-by-step explanation:

true 2 is also a zeros of plynomial 2×q(x)

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