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if real number a is one zero at polynomial p(X) then by factor theorem what is the factor of p(X)​

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Answered by gopalpvr
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Answer:

(x-a)

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if real number a is one zero at polynomial p(X) then by factor theorem

the factor of p(X) = (x-a)

Answered by ishumodi2507
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Answer:-

Any real number α is said to be a zero of polynomial p(x) if p(α)=0.

Zero can be seen as the value of x for which the polynomial takes the value as zero.

So, if x² −2x+1 is a polynomial, we know at x=1.

In this case, the value of x²−2x+1=0, hence x=1 can be said as zero of x² −2x+1

Hence, the answer is p(α)=0.

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