SOLUTION: Find the zeros of the polynomial x^6-4x^5+4x^4 Enter your answers in increasing order. Enter “none” in all entry areas if there are no zeros.

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Question 1014897: Find the zeros of the polynomial
x^6-4x^5+4x^4
Enter your answers in increasing order. Enter “none” in all entry areas if there are no zeros.

Answer by ikleyn(52786)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Find the zeros of the polynomial
x^6-4x^5+4x^4
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Factor out of parentheses:

x^6-4x^5+4x^4 = .

Next, = .

The roots of the original polynomial are x=0 of multiplicity 4 and x=2 of multiplicity 2.


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