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what is the zero of polynomial 3x+2

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Answered by divyagrover39

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Answer:

zero of polynomial 3x+2 is ..

3x+2= 0

3x= -2

X= -2/3

-2/3 is the zero of polynomial.

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Answered by srigowribudidha0

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Answer:

x=-2/3

Step-by-step explanation:

3x+2=0

3x=-2

x=-2/3

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