Question

the zeroes of the pol.p(x)=(x+5)(x+7) are

Answer 1

The values that evaluate it to zero. What do you get?

Answer 2

Hint: Some number multiplied by 0 is 0.

Answer 3

whts d answer :P

Answer 4

There are 2 possibilities here. Either x + 5 = 0 -OR- x + 7= 0
Solve them individually and they will be the values of x.

Answer 5

solve these:
x+5=0
x+7=0

Answer 6

For a polynomial of the form (x+a)(x+b), zeroes are "-a" and "-b" - can you guess why?? ;)

Answer 7

nooooooooooooooo

Answer 8

week in maths hate maths............

Answer 9

Haha apoorv is correct. Try to substitute a and b with some numbers.

Answer 10

Okay, substitute '-a' into that equation - and you 'll know - think think!

Answer 11

can any1 giv d answer

Answer 12

the answer is what makes the statement (x+5)(+7)=0 true.

Answer 13

Not talking about hit and trial - @ParthKohli

And Uh-oh, @Parvathysubhash , no one can just give you the answer - though we 'll help you in finding it :)

Answer 14

x + 5 = 0
OR
x + 7 = 0

Seriously, you just have to do one step in both. Just subtract both sides by 5 and 7 respectively.

Answer 15

You just gotta find that no. which reduces this polynomial to 'zero' - now if either of (x+5) or (x+7) go zero, the whole thing becomes zero as well, right?

so, when can (x+5) be zero? or for that matter (x+7) ? - what Parth says above^.

Answer 16

can u shw d steps full step so i can easly copy to ma note book

Answer 17

Lol No :D

Answer 18

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Answer 19

Follow us - it's so stupidly easy - you're gonna laugh at this once it's done!

Answer 20

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Answer 21

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Answer 22

Okay just tell me,
x+7=0

how do you solve this?

Answer 23

we will get -7

Answer 24

rhyt

Answer 25

yeah!! so that was easy isn't it?

same for x+5=0?

what do you think?

Answer 26

-7 and -5 we will gt

Answer 27

yeah right-o!!

Answer 28

so now can you understand what I was trying to say in my first reply up there^?

Answer 29

noooo

Answer 30

The values of 'x' which reduce a polynomial to zero are called its roots or zeroes.

Now, when I put in x=-a, in some polynomial (x+a)(x+b), what happens?

(Don't fret this is easy. Forget everything else, Just relax and substitute '-a' instead of 'x'.)

Answer 31

can u show it

Answer 32

Do you want the presentation of the problem?

Answer 33

i need d ful steps

Answer 34

Well. If it helps you understand then... here we go.

(x+5)(x+7) = 0
so x+5=0 and x+7 =0
or, x= -5 and -7.



You couldn't do this much yourself?? :O

Answer 35

dis i knw
only dis much steps only dt i ma doubt dude....

Answer 36

Lol, hope doubts in this are solved.

Answer 37

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