Question:
What is the maximum number of zeros of a linear polynomial
Answer:
The maximum number of zeroes of an equation is based on the highest order of exponent in the equation.
In a linear polynomial, the highest degree of the exponent is one.
So, it has degree 1.
Ex: In, 2x1 + 5, Since the highest degree of the exponent is one.
So, it has degree one.
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