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If \\(p(x)=cx+d\\) is a linear polynomial and \\(c\ne0\\), what is its zero?

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Correct answer: \\(-\frac{d}{c}\\)

A zero of a polynomial is the value of \\(x\\) for which \\(p(x)=0\\). Thus, \\(cx+d=0\\) gives \\(cx=-d\\), and since \\(c\ne0\\), \\(x=-\frac{d}{c}\\). Option A misses the negative sign. For exams, remember that the zero of \\(ax+b\\) is \\(-\frac{b}{a}\\).

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Linear PolynomialZero Of PolynomialPolynomial FormulaPolynomials In One VariablePolynomialsMathematicsClass 10 Mcq

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