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The value of the polynomial when x²+2x+5 when x=a is​

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Answered by samyukthareddy12
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let f(x)=x^2+2x+5

When x=a,

f(a)=a^2+2(a)+5

=a^2+2a+5

^ is square

Answered by stefangonzalez246
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Given data: The expression x²+2x+5.

To Find: The value of the polynomial for the expression x²+2x+5, when x=a.

Solution:

  • The expression that consists of two or more terms are called polynomial and it can be added, subtracted and multiplied.
  • Polynomial has constants, variable and exponents.
  • f(x) can be denoted as polynomial.
  • Consider the given expression as, f(x)=x²+2x+5
  • Substitute x=a in the expression.
  • f(a)=(a)²+2(a)+5
  • f(a)=a²+2a+5
  • Therefore, the required value of the polynomial x²+2x+5 when x=a is a²+2a+5.

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