Math, asked by Chiddumundla6399, 9 months ago

What value of k is zero of the polynomial 2x square + X + k

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Answered by TheMishraJii

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Step-by-step explanation:

there is no zero for this polynomial. because no matter what value x will take the outcome will always be 7.

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