A polynomial p(y) is given as ay^12+by^5-c where a,b and c are natural numbers. Is 0 a zero of p(y) Choose 1 answer:

if 0 is a zero of the polynomial \( p(y) = ay^{12} + by^{5} - c \), we need to evaluate \( p(0) \).Substitute into the polynomial: Since any number raised to the power of 0 is 1, we have: For 0 to be a zero of the polynomial, \( p(0) \) must be equal to 0: Therefore, 0 is a zero of \( p(y) \) if and only if .