Math, asked by amulya9173, 1 month ago

the zero polynomial of px+q is

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Answered by anshkhurana2015x

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Answer:

-q/p

Step-by-step explanation:

Taking out zero of polynomial,

px+q=0

⇒ px= -q

⇒ x= -q/p

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