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Find the zero of the polynomial 2x²+9x+4​
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Find the zero of the polynomial
2x²+9x+4​

User Shirell
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Answer:

x= -4 or x= -0.5

Explanation:

use a quadratic formula calculator or graph it on desmos

User Dennis Fischer
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Answer:

x=-4 or x=-1/2=-0.500

Explanation:

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