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if x=-a is a zero of ma-nx-3x^2 then prove that a=m+n/3

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Answered by Anonymous
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proved=>m+n/3

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Answered by Mora22
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➡️x=-a is a zero of p(x)

p(x) = ma-nx-3x^2

p( - a) = ma - n( - a) - 3( { - a})^{2}

p( - a) = ma + na - 3 {a}^{2}

0 = a(m + n - 3 {a})

m + n = 3a

a =  \frac{m + n}{3}

Hence Proved.

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