Math, asked by shree477, 10 months ago

is it possible that the zeroes of a polynomial x^3-5x^2+6x+a+b+c are (a+b+c),(a-b-c) and -2a

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Answered by suriyatuition

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Noo

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Answered by sahilnagarbowdi1605

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No it is not possible that zeros of polynomial

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