SOLUTION: How do you factor 4x^3-98x^2+588x-750 to get the zeros

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Question 1166950: How do you factor 4x^3-98x^2+588x-750 to get the zeros
Answer by ikleyn(52909)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Result: 

The roots of the polynomial 4x^3 − 98x^ 2 + 588x−750  are:

x_1 =  1.74889

x_2 =  6.66467

x_3 = 16.08644


Explanation: 

This polynomial has no rational roots that can be found using Rational Root Test.

Roots were found using cubic formulas.


Your question is answered.



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