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If 3 is zero of the polynomial x^2+mx-6, then find the value of m.

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Answered by yuvaranihemanth
4

Answer:

m=-1

Step-by-step explanation:

p(x)= x^2+mx-6

p(3)=3^2+m*3-6

=9+3m-6

=9-6+3m

=3+3m

3+3m=0

3m= -3

m=-3/3

m=-1

Answered by felixpagcaliuangan0
0

Answer:

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