gab18
gab18
17-12-2016
Mathematics
contestada
How do I find zeros and multiplicities
Respuesta :
JohnES
JohnES
17-12-2016
You can use the Ruffini's rule. The answer using this method is,
[tex](x-3) (x+4)^2 (6 + x^2)[/tex]
And you can see that the multiplicity of the zero x=-4 is 2, and the multiplicity of the zero x=+3 is 1.
Answer Link
VER TODAS LAS RESPUESTAS ( 67+ )
Otras preguntas
I need examples of Both Negative/ Positive effects video games have towards children
1.) What is the process called when a liquid changes to a gas below the boiling point? 2.) What phase of matter maintains its shape when a force is applied? ASA
Which values from this set {−30, −20, −10, 0, 10, 20} satisfy this inequality? −1/5x+3 ≤ 7 please solve asap im so confused
media can be filled with propaganda censorship and_________. please help
when is the equation the given direction
Help With French Please!
Margo borrows $1900, agreeing to pay it back with 5% annual interest after 7 years. How much interest will she pay? Round your answer to the nearest cent, if ne
I really need help with this
Which of the following identifies something law enforcement officers and crime scene investigators employed at local agencies have in common? Both collect evide
help this is for my civics class
