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what is the quantity which when substituted for the unknown variable in an equation satisfies the equation​

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Answered by saniya4153
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Answer:

The quantity which when substituted for the unknown variable in an equation satisfies the equation is called the Roots of the equation or zeros of he equation

Answered by NandanChigatapu
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Answer:It is called as Zeroes of the Polynomial

Step-by-step explanation:

P(x)=ax+b

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