Find a polynomial that when added to 5x^2-3x-9 that has the following sum of 0

Henrik Paul asked Aug 5, 2023

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Answer:

-5x^2 + 3x+9

Explanation:

Let the polynomial be p(x).

$p(x)+(5x^2 -3x-9)=0 \\ \\ p(x)=-(5x^2 -3x-9) \\ \\ =-5x^2 + 3x+9$

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