Math, asked by saicharan4749, 5 months ago

The zero value of polynomial Px+q is _____

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Answered by ansarialan31

5

Answer:

-q/p

Step-by-step explanation:

px + q = 0

px = -q

x = -q/p

Answered by AKStark

8

Step-by-step explanation:

Px +q=0

=>x=-q/p

Hence of zero POLYNOMIAL Px+q is -q/p.

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