Math, asked by kinjalsingh0123, 10 months ago

the zero of linear polynomial a x + b is
A -a/b
B -b/a
C 0
D 1

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Answered by Anonymous

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-b/a is the correct answer to your question my friend

Answered by srilaxmi849

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I hope is this is clear

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