Math, asked by sohelsaini82, 8 months ago

if p(x) = ax+b, then zero of p(x)
i . a
ii. b
iii . -a/b
iv . -b/a

Answers

Answered by betsyharitha
1

Answer:

(II). b

Step-by-step explanation:

p(x)= ax+b

p(0)=a*0+b

=0+b

=b

Answered by Ranveer01
0

Answer:

(iv) -b/a

Step-by-step explanation:

When substituting x = -b/a in p(x),

p(x) = a \frac{ - b}{a}  + b

 =  - b + b

 = 0

So it is the zero of the polynomial

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