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For a fith order polynomial, if x=a+bi is a root, and x=x+di is a root, how many roots are there?A. 3B. 2C. 1D. 5

For a fith order polynomial, if x=a+bi is a root, and x=x+di is a root, how many roots-example-1
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The number of roots of a polynomial is always equal to the degree of the power, If the degree of polynomial is 1 then the root is 1

If degree is 10 then root is 10


\text{ Degr}ee\text{ of Polynomial = Number of roots of polynomial}

In the given, The order of polynomial is 5

SO, the roots is also five

Answer :

D) 5

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