Math, asked by vikas1901Q, 10 months ago

p (x)=3x-2 find the zero of the polynomial explain step by step

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Answered by Anonymous

4

Answer:

⅔

Step-by-step explanation:

p(x)=0

3x-2=0

= 3x=2

= x= ⅔

Answered by Anonymous

0

Answer:

X=2/3

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