Math, asked by vedar8855, 1 year ago

Which is the number which when substituted in a polynomial makes its value zero

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Answered by saim123rajagmailcom

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IT IS CALLED A "ZERO OF A POLYNOMIAL"

Answered by aravindvs8a07

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Answer:

answer is zero

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