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the roots of the quadratic equation 3 x square - 6 x is equal to zero is​

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Answered by KingjerrySylvester
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Answer:

x=0 and 2

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Answered by sourasghotekar123
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Answer:

The roots of the polynomial 3x^{2} -6x is 0 and 2.

Step-by-step explanation:

As per the question,

We need to find the roots of the polynomial 3x^{2} -6x

As we know,

  • Zeros/Roots of any polynomial means the  value of the variable for which the polynomial will have the value 0
  • So, for calculating roots of any polynomial, we need to equate the polynomial equal to 0.
  • Therefore, we will solve for 3x^{2} -6x=0

3x^{2} -6x=0\\3x(x-2)=0\\x=0\:and\:x=2

This means that for x=0 and x=2 the polynomial will give the value 0.

Hence,

The roots of the polynomial 3x^{2} -6x is 0 and 2.

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