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the solution of an equation a x + b =0 is___

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Answered by Anonymous
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ax + b = 0 \\ ax =  - b \\ x  =  \frac{ - b}{a}

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Answered by MissHarshitaV
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Answer:

x={-b/a}

PREMISES

y=ax+b=0

CALCULATIONS

y=ax+b=0

ax+b=0

ax+(b-b)=0-b

ax+0=-b

ax=-b

ax/a=-b/a

x=

-b/a

PROOF

If x=-b/a, then the equations

ax+b=0

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