Question

How do you find the zero of `f(x)=14x`?

Answer 1

Zero of `f(x)=14x` is `0`.

Explanation:

The zero of a function `f(x)` are those values of `x`, for which `f(x)=0`.

As `f(x)=14x`, we have `f(x)=0` only when `x=0`.

Hence zero of `f(x)=14x` is `0`.