Math, asked by anu712, 8 months ago

The zeros of the linear polynomial ax+b is ____

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Answered by kumarmanish12577

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3² because axb are three digits and it can be written as three square please follow me

Answered by sunilkdas12

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linear polynomial have only 1 zero whereas quadratic and cubic polynomial have 2 and 3 zeroes repectively

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