SOLUTION: P(X)=x^3-3x^2-5x+10
A) Evaluate P(x) for integers -3 through 5
B) Find all of the zeros of P(x)
C) Prove that five is an upper bound on the zeros of P(X)
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A) Evaluate P(x) for integers -3 through 5
B) Find all of the zeros of P(x)
C) Prove that five is an upper bound on the zeros of P(X)
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Question 918970: P(X)=x^3-3x^2-5x+10
A) Evaluate P(x) for integers -3 through 5
B) Find all of the zeros of P(x)
C) Prove that five is an upper bound on the zeros of P(X) Answer by MathLover1(20849) (Show Source):
B) Find all of the zeros of
one zero is:
=> ...use quadratic formula to find other two zeros:
solutions:
and
so, zeros are:,, and
C) Prove that five is an upper bound on the zeros of
to find bounds for the real roots of the polynomial means we are looking for a number that is greater than all roots (an upper bound) and a number that is less than all roots (a lower bound)
we are looking if is greater than all roots
zeros are: , , and
so, it's proven that is an upper bound on the zeros of