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the zero of polynomial 6y(y-2)(y+3) are​

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Answered by coolanita1986a49
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Answer:

Let p(y) = 6y2-7y+2 Read more on Sarthaks.com - https://www.sarthaks.com/36230/if-and-are-the-zeros-of-the-polynomial-6y-7y-find-quadratic-polynomial-whose-zeros-are-and

Answered by syed2020ashaels
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As per the data given in the above question.

We have to find out the zero of polynomial of given equation.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given ,

6y(y-2)(y+3)

Multiply 6y to (y-2)

(6y²-12y)(y+3)

Again multiply (y+3) by (6y²-12y)

y(6y²-12y) + 3(6y²-12y)

6y³-12y²+18y²-36y

6y³-6y²-36y = 0

Now take 6y common

6y (y²-y-6)=0

6y (y²-3y+2y-6)=0

6y(y-2)(y+3) = 0

So ,take individual terms to equal 0

6y=0  \: or  \: y=0

y-2=0  \: or  \: y=2

y+3=0 \:  or  \: y=-3

Hence,

zero of polynomial 6y(y-2)(y+3) are 0,2 and -3.

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