Math, asked by dasariswami96, 4 months ago

zero of the polynomial of ax+b is

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Answered by sardarsaab2608
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Step-by-step explanation:

Answer: The zero of the linear polynomial ax+b is . To find the zero of the polynomial equate P(x) equal to 0. Therefore the zero of the linear polynomial ax+b is .

Answered by Arka00
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Answer:

I guess it's (-b/a)

Step-by-step explanation:

ax+b

=> ax + b = 0

=> ax = -b

=> x = -b/a

hope it will help :)

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