SOLUTION: please may you help me find the possible rational zeros of using the rational zero theorem for this problem f(x)=x to the fourth power+ 2x^-24

SOLUTION: please may you help me find the possible rational zeros of using the rational zero theorem for this problem f(x)=x to the fourth power+ 2x^-24

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Question 560441: please may you help me find the possible rational zeros of using the rational zero theorem for this problem f(x)=x to the fourth power+ 2x^-24
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
f(x)=
:
= 0
Factors to
= 0
Four solutions

x = +/-
therefore (irrational zeros)
x = +
x = -
and

x = +/-
therefore (these are the rational zeros)
x = +2
x = -2
:
The

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