Math, asked by begumnasreen341, 10 months ago

If 'a' is zero of p(X) which is a polynomial then what is the degree of polynomial p(a)? Why?

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Answered by archanasurase2000

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The degree of polynomial is 1 as polynomial of degree one has a zero with power 1 and only in one variable

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