Math, asked by prathapthakur7, 5 months ago

Is p(x) = 4X" + 4X2.- X-1 is a
multiple of (2X + 1)?
Yes, because p(-1/2) is zero
Yes, because p(-1/2) is not zero
No, because p(-1/2) is not zero
No, because p(-1/2) is zero

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