write the polynomial in variable X whose zero is -k/a
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aX + k = 0 is a Polynomial with degree 1 in variable X whose zero is -k/a
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write the polynomial in variable X whose zero is -k/a
=> (X - (-k/a) = 0
=> X + k/a = 0
=> aX + k = 0
aX + k = 0 is a Polynomial with degree 1 in variable X whose zero is -k/a
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ax+k=0 is the answer......
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