Math, asked by prarthananair04, 2 months ago

what is the zero of the below polynomial:
y = p(x)

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Answered by shamshimehak

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Answer:

-1,-3

this is the answer

Answered by vaishnavi1177

1

Answer:

The zeroes of the polynomial is -1 and -3.

Step-by-step explanation:

Graphically we find zeroes by looking where lines intersect x axis in the case of y= p(x).

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