what is the value of k if K is a zero of P(x)=5x+3
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The value of k is -3/5
- It is given that k is a zero of P(x) = 5x+3 . That means k is a root of the polynomial.
- Now P(x) = 5x+3 is a polynomial of degree 1 . So according to fundamental theorem of algebra we know that the polynomial will have only one root.
- now equating with 0 we get 5x+3=0. This yields x =
- So the only root or zero of P(x) is
- As k is also a zero of P(x) then k and are equal.
- So the value of k is .
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The value of k is -3/5 because in question it is given that k is zero of p(x)
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